Where are Tucsonan's riding? 

Top 15 Peak Hour and Weekend Count Locations from the 2010 PAG Count. 

Volume Rank Location Volume
1 3rd Street / Campbell Ave 992
2 University Blvd / Park Ave 986
3 Helen St / Mountain Ave 771
4 2nd Street / Highland Ave 566
5 Old Spanish Trail / Freeman Rd (weekend) 487
6 Rillito / Mountain Ave 454
7 3rd Street / Country Club Rd 340
8 Blacklidge Dr / Mountain Ave 307
9 Rillito / Mountain Ave (weekend) 292
10 University Blvd / Stone Ave 291
11 9th St / 4th Ave 271
12 Toole Ave / Congress St 270
13 Rancho Vistoso / Oracle Rd (weekend) 260
14 Speedway Blvd / Park Ave 241
15 Elm St / Tucson Blvd 234

 

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Annual Bicycle Count

 How Does Tucson Compare to Other Cities?

Three percent of Tucsonans commute to work by bicycle, according to the annual American Community Survey, which is produced by the Bureau of the Census.  From 2009 to 2010 Tucson's ridership increased by 58% moving Tucson from #12 to #6 in the nation for major Cities for Biking to Work.   Keep in mind, the survey only counts residents within the city limits of Tucson.

 

The League of American Bicyclists have compiled the data for the past decade on the largest 70 City's: