GRAM Traffic Counting, Inc. prides itself on the capability of conducting traffic data field collection anywhere in the United States.
Our Services
Traffic Counts
Turning movement, automated traffic records & more
Travel Surveys
Origin & destination and commercial travel surveys
License Plate Capture
Automatic License Plate Recognition (ALPR) using infra-red cameras
Traffic Studies
Delay, radar, parking, ball bank studies & GPS travel runs
Customized Collection
We will work with you to create a specialized data collection system suited specifically to your requirements.
Years In Business
Providing the highest quality data to our customers
GRAM specializes in planning and executing projects that range from small intersections to large-scale, statewide data collection projects. The data collected is of the highest quality and always delivered in a timely, efficient manner.
GRAM has expertise in automated traffic record counts, pedestrian counts, turning movement counts, origin & destination surveys, travel & field surveys, video license plate capture, ball bank studies, delay studies, GAP studies, GPS travel runs, intersection diagrams, parking studies, and radar studies. Additionally, GRAM can develop a customized data collection program to meet your specific needs.
Traffic volume studies, also known as traffic counts, are an important, fundamental planning tool for all traffic engineering decisions and directly affect how much funding is generated for road maintenance and improvements. These counts help identify and prioritize current needs and forecast future needs leading to better quality roads and safer transportation.
Besides state department of transportation agencies and our engineering clients, users of our services might include advocacy groups investigating transportation issues; community members who want localized, current numbers on the amount and speed of traffic in their neighborhood; business owners wanting to make decisions regarding parking and access; and municipal agencies that are planning their future needs.
Latest Projects
IH-10 & US-90 Interchange
New Orleans, LA
The purpose of this project was to collect turning movement counts, 7-day and 2-day classification counts at multiple interstate main lane and ramp locations along I-10 & US-90 in New Orleans, Louisiana. Seven (7) 7-day main lane classification locations, fifty-seven (57) 2-day ramp classification count locations, and thirty-six (36) 7-hour peak turning movement counts were collected for this project. The collection method for each site location was planned, evaluated, chosen, and executed based on years of experience and expertise.
IH 35 Remodeling Study
Austin, TX
The purpose of this project was to collect main lane basic classification counts, 3-day ramp volume counts, and coupled turning movement counts along IH 35 in Austin, between US 183 & Stassney Ln. Along the corridor, one hundred and three (103) intersections, ninety-five (95) ramp and frontage roads, and ten (10) main lane locations were collected for this project. The collection method for each site location was planned, evaluated, chosen, and executed based on years of experience and expertise.
Basse Rd, Blanco Rd, Nacogdoches Rd, Perrin-Beitel Rd
San Antonio, Texas
The purpose of this project was to collect 5-hour peak and 12-hour turning movement counts, 24-hour bi-directional volume counts, and 7-day volume counts, along Basse Rd, Blanco Rd, Nacogdoches Rd, and Perrin-Beitel Rd. Along the corridors, forty-one (41) 5-hour peak intersections, twenty (20) 12-hour intersections, one hundred thirty-seven (137) bi-directional volume counts, and ten (10) 7-day volume counts were collected for this project. The collection method for each site location was planned, evaluated, chosen, and executed based on years of experience and expertise.
Client Comments
I have had the good fortune to work closely with GRAM for approximately 10 years over the course of my professional career, and since the founding of BOE, we have been working with GRAM almost exclusively for our Traffic Data needs. The team members at GRAM have demonstrated on several occasions high levels of communication, promptness of deliverables, ability to act on short notice, and go above-and-beyond the normal requests. GRAM’s work product is a critical component of the work we do here at BOE so it is imperative that the base line data they provide is accurate and presented in a format usable by our team. They have time and time again shown to be reliable and trust worthy to provide the high level of quality that our firm demands.