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1 Traffic in Copenhagen Traffic figures
2 2 CONTENTS PAGE 3: Introduction 5: Traffic developments in Copenhagen : Car traffic 8: Public transport 10: Bicycle traffic 11: Pedestrian traffic 15: Traffic safety 17: Traffic across the municipal boundary and the lakes cross section : Traffic censuses at the municipal boundary, AADT (Annual Average Daily Traffic) 22: Traffic towards the centre at the lakes cross section between 8 a.m. - 9 a.m., : Traffic counts at the lakes cross section, AADT (Annual Average Daily Traffic) 25: Other permanent counts, AADT (Annual Average Daily Traffic) 41: Map of the traffic streams, concerning roads with > 5000 vehicles, AADT (Annual Average Daily Traffic) in : Vehicle traffic volume : Map of the traffic streams, concerning roads with > 2000 bicycles and moped riders, AADT (Annual Average Daily Traffic) between 6 a.m. - 6 p.m. in : Bicycle traffic volume : Daily, weekly and annual traffic variations for vehicles and bicycles 46: Details concerning vehicle categories on a weekday between 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. 47: Censuses from the City of Frederiksberg municipality, AADT (Annual Average Daily Traffic) 48: Pedestrian censuses : Key map showing the location of the census stations 51: Alphabetical street index and references to pages ISSN X
3 INTRODUCTION 3 Except from the data of the standard traffic counts from 2007 to 2011 organized by the City of Copenhagen municipality, this issue of TRAFFIC IN COPENHAGEN also contains data concerning the heavy goods traffic, car ownership, public transport, traffic safety, and pedestrians. In addition you will find the results of traffic counts in the City of Frederiksberg municipality. Traffic censuses The tables of traffic counting results present the calculated Annual Average Daily Traffic (AADT) for vehicles, bicycles and mopeds (AADT meaning the average traffic on a daily 24 hour basis throughout the year, including holidays and bank holidays). The percentage quotient of the heavy goods traffic still applies only to the duration in which the counting took place (between 7 a.m. 7 pm., before 2009 however between 6 a.m. 6 p.m.). The overall patterns of Copenhagen traffic have undergone changes in recent years. More people are going to work during standard office opening hours and more people commence their return journey back home later. The time span from 6 a.m. 6 p.m. no longer adequately represents the total daily traffic, and calculations demonstrate that counts from 7 a.m. 7 p.m. will capture 3 5 % more of the 24 hour traffic. In order to be able to compare earlier traffic counts, that took place between 6 a.m. - 6 p.m., with the 7 a.m. 7 p.m. reference time span of the recent counts, we have recalculated all of the observational data into Annual Average Daily Traffic (AADT) for the entire period spanning All AADT figures have been rounded to the nearest hundreds. What is meant by the category of vehicles? Passenger cars, motorcycles, registered mopeds and vans (having yellow or yellow/white number plates) weighing up to 3.5 tonnes are categorized as light traffic. Heavy goods traffic is defined as vehicles weighing more than 3.5 tonnes - solo trucks, lorries or trucks with various kinds of trailers, and some categories of buses, for example. Bicycles and mopeds The number of bicycles and mopeds will vary according to season and sometimes also according to weather conditions. The figures indicate the number of riders on the move during a normal day in springtime or autumn the two seasons when traffic counts take place. Generally the number of moped riders constitutes about 1 % of the combined bicycle and moped results. Conversion factors To calculate the average 24 hour traffic flow on a weekday (AAWD = Annual Average Traffic on a Weekday), this formula can be used (please note that the figures have been rounded off): Vehicles: AAWD = AADT*1.12
4 4 For bicycles and moped riders the calculation of AAWD is also rounded off, according to this formula: Bicycles: AAWD = AADT*1.19 AAWD and AAT are usually rounded off to the nearest hundreds. Our methods and standards When organizing our traffic counts we follow the general practice recommended by Vejdirektoratet / The Danish Road Directorate, unless otherwise specified. Their recommendations can be read in the report Trafiktællinger Planlægning, udførelse og efterbehandling, Rapport nr , issued by Vejdirektoratet. The report can also be read on their homepage and downloaded from there ( sider/publikation.aspx?pubid= ; Danish only). Since the turn of the Millennium, car traffic at the lakes cross section has been decreasing, but on the other hand it also continued for some time to increase across the overall municipal boundary. The opening of the Øresund Bridge to Sweden as well as the traffic on the connecting Amager motorway contributed significantly to that increase. But such long-distance traffic is to a large extent bypassing the local roads administered by the municipality. Nevertheless, since 2007, traffic across the municipal boundary has been decreasing too. Further information This publication contains a general traffic survey, but if you would like further details such as directional traffic data, the hourly variations, vehicle category specifications etc., you are welcome to contact Center for Trafik / Copenhagen Traffic Department, Islands Brygge 37, 2nd floor, 2300 København S. Telephone , Åse Boss Henrichsen, [email protected], or , Frank Dybdahl, [email protected]. This also includes traffic information concerning roads not found in our publication. This publication is released on an annual basis. For subscription information and agreement, please use the phone number or contact details given above The publication can be read at the home page of Teknik- og Miljøforvaltningen / The Technical and Environmental Administration and it can be downloaded from there as well. The address is aspx?mode=detalje&id=947 Teknik og Miljøforvaltningen / The Technical and Environmental Administration Center for Trafik / Copenhagen Traffic Department Autumn 2012.
5 TRAFFIC DEVELOPMENT IN COPENHAGEN Car traffic As regards the lakes cross section - consisting of the roads and bridges which lead to the city centre, crossing or bypassing the series of lakes which almost encircle central Copenhagen - there has been a decrease in the number of cars from 2010 to 2011 by 16,300 - from 284,900 to 268,600. Concerning the overall municipal boundary, the number has been reduced with 6,300 from 535,700 to 529,400. From 1993 the total car traffic performance (the total covered distance of kilometres on Copenhagen roads on a weekday) grew every year. This trend only abbated in 2008 and since then it has been decreasing. The total car traffic performance has decreased from 4.82 million kilometres in 2010 to 4.79 million kilometres in Overall, 4.79 kilometres are driven on Copenhagen roads on a weekday. As regards the regional roads specifically, the total amounts to some 2.40 million kilometres. Concerning the distribution streets it is about 1.17 million kilometres, the urban streets see some 0.65 million kilometres; lightly trafficked, main shopping streets around 0.21 million kilometres, and the local roads about 0.35 million kilometres. Bicycle traffic At the lakes cross section there has been an increase from 184,420 to 208,360, an increase of 23,940 during daytime hours. The number of bicycles crossing the overall municipal boundary has gone up from 57,450 to 57,810, an increase of 360 bicycles. Overall, this is an increase of 24,300 bicycles. The total bicycle traffic performance indicates how many kilometres bicycles are covering on a weekday on the Copenhagen road system. It has been calculated from the traffic data collecting and counting which are place during the summer half-year. The total bicycle traffic performance has increased from 1.21 million kilometres in 2010 to 1.23 million kilometres in Overall, bicycles are completing some 1.23 million kilometres on a weekday on the Copenhagen roads. Concerning the regional roads specifically, the total amounts to 0.27 million kilometres. For distribution streets, the total amounts to about 0.36 million kilometres; for the urban streets it is some 0.25 million kilometers; and as regards the lightly trafficked, main shopping streets it is approximately 0.15 million kilometres. As regards the local roads, it amounts to about 0.20 million kilometres.
6 6 CAR TRAFFIC The overall development of the total car traffic performance (the total covered distance of kilometres on a weekday, excluding local roads) shows an increase of 16.9 % from 1990 to was the first year since 1993 in which the total car traffic performance began decreasing. This development has been continuing and it also includes From 2010 to 2011 the total car traffic performance decreased by 0.7 %. Since 2007 the total car traffic performance has decreased by 2.7 %. The car traffic tendencies are not homogenous throughout the whole municipality area. At the overall municipal boundary, an increase by some 6.5 % has been taking place since From 2010 to 2011 the total traffic performance there decreased by 1.2 % and it has now returned to the level of The car traffic at the lakes cross section, where the roads leading to the city centre cross the lakes and harbour areas, has decreased by 14.5 % since This year the total car traffic performance decreased by 5.7 %, compared to Heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) The proportion of heavy goods vehicles (meaning vehicles weighing more than 3.5 tonnes) varies from area to area. As regards the municipality boundary and the lakes cross section, the share in 2011 was about 4.2 %. The heavy goods traffic has generally been decreasing since From 2010 to 2011 there has been a decrease in the HGV traffic across the municipal boundary by 12.8 % (and since 2000 a decrease by 42.3 %). At the lakes cross section it decreased by 12.0 % from 2010 to 2011 (a decrease by 44.5 % since 2000) Total vehicle traffic during daytime hours Across the municipal boundary At the lakes cross section HGV traffic during daytime hours Across the municipal boundary At the lakes cross section '00 '01 '02 '03 '04 '05 '06 '07 '08 '09 '10 '11 0 '00 '01 '02 '03 '04 '05 '06 '07 '08 '09 '10 '11
7 7 Car ownership In 2011 there were 119,898 privately owned passenger cars in the municipality. This is an increase by 18.5 % since 2000 and by 1.4 % since In 2011 there were 222 privately owned passenger cars per 1000 inhabitants in the municipality. This is an increase by 8.9 % since 2000, but a decrease by 0.7 % since Number of privately owned passenger cars Number of private passenger cars per 1000 inhabitants in the municipality '93 '94 '95 '96 '97 '98 '99 '00 '01 '02 '03 '04 '05 '06 '07 '08 '09 '10 ' The development in the number of privately owned passenger cars in the City of Copenhagen municipality from 1993 to Source: Danmarks Statistik (no data from 2004). The total number of inhabitants in the City of Copenhagen municipality. 2000: , 2010: og 2011: Source: Danmarks Statistik.
8 8 PUBLIC TRANSPORT On an average weekday, public transport will carry more than 700,000 passengers in the municipalities of Copenhagen and Frederiksberg. The passengers will be boarding from 1,200 bus stops and the 40 stations of the regular trains, metropolitan S-trains and the Metro. More than half of the passengers will travel by bus, whereas 30% will be using trains and 20% Metro. The Nørreport Station and Copenhagen Central Station are those where most passengers begin their journey. Nørreport Station is the most frequented one, by train, Metro and bus passengers alike Metro: Number of passengers boarding The number of Metro passengers in the Frederiksberg and Copenhagen municipalities has risen by 3 % from 2010 to The number of bus passengers has decreased by 2 %. The number of train passengers increased by 6 %. All in all, public transport increased by 1 % from 2010 to The total number of passengers has reached its highest level since Metro passengers boarding at the 10 most used metro stations on a weekday in Bus: Number of passengers boarding Bus passengers boarding at the municipality s 10 most used bus stops on a weekday in 2011.
9 9 Metropolitan S-trains: Number of passengers boarding Number of journeys begun on Metropolitan S-trains at the municipality s 10 most used stations on a weekday in Index 100 = 1995 Train Bus Metro Public transport at Sønderport '95 '96 '97 '98 '99 '00 '01 '02 '03 '04 '05 '06 '07 '08 '09 '10 '11 The public transport development in the City of Copenhagen and City of Frederiksberg municipalities (data from the City of Copenhagen municipality)
10 10 BICYCLE TRAFFIC From Good to World s Best Bicycling has gained a lot of interest in recent years. To Copenhageners, the bicycle provides a fast, easy and healthy means of transportation. It is thus contributing to urban life in a positive way. Likewise bicycling plays an important role for the City of Copenhagen municipality as regards the long-termed goal of a carbon-neutral metropolis in The City's sights have been set on becoming the foremost cycling city on the planet. The united City Council has adopted the new Bicycle Strategy, Fra God til Verdens bedste / From Good to World s Best (2011), where the strategy towards 2025 is laid out. The City of Copenhagen municipality conducts targeted efforts to improve conditions for bicycles. In 2011, several projects for important biking bridges and shortcuts were agreed upon. The long-awaited cycling ramp leading to the Bryggebroen bridge near the Dybbølsbro station must be mentioned in particular, as well as three new bridges across the waters of Inderhavnen, Trangraven and Proviantgraven, at the total cost of about DKK 200 million. Targeted efforts Today, about 35 % of all journeys related to job or education are bicycle journeys, but the future goal is 50 %. In order to reach this goal, the Bicycle Strategy is focusing on 4 subjects: urban life, cycling convenience, speed, and safety. Moreover, much work is being done in the field of establishing new cycle tracks, cycle lanes and cycle routes. In 2011, about 8 km of new cycling paths and lanes were opened along Copenhagen roads. This means that at the end of 2011, the City of Copenhagen municipality had 352 km of cycle track and 23 km of cycle lane. In the last couple of years, cycling tracks and lanes have been laid out at the following locations: Niels Juels Gade, Reventlowsgade, Stormgade, Artillerivej, Jernbane Allé, Vennemindevej, Øresundsvej, Sluseholmen, Østbanegade and Havnegade. The Green Cycle Routes constitute a coherent network particularly suitable for long-distance cycling and walking. Green Cycle Routes are laid out in green areas as much as it has been possible. The various individual routes are either related to recreational functions or habitation and employment patterns. The routes are still being expanded and they now comprise 43 km in Copenhagen. 93 % of Copenhagen residents think that all in all Copenhagen is a good or reasonably good city for biking. But only about half of the population is satisfied with the width and general condition of the city s cycling tracks. The relatively low degree of satisfaction concerning the width partly mirrors the positive challenge that an increased number of cyclists must necessarily result in more queueing. In order to improve the level of convenience of the cycling tracks, the municipality has launched a procedure of registering poor cycle track surfaces in The results will be used for priority planning and the improvement of uneven surfaces.
11 PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC 11 Since 2010, the Copenhagen Municipality has been organizing comprehensive pedestrian counts and counts focusing on how people are taking a break or spending time in various public city spaces; the last-mentioned counts are called opholdstællinger. In the last part of the publication you will find additional data, including pedestrian counts going back to 1985 at the Strøget walking street. The publication Bylivsregnskab ( Urban Life Account ) combines research data as well as visionary ideas about Copenhagen urban life, including more detailed information about developments in 2010 and The information is based on traffic counts, investigations into transportation habits, and interviews with a panel of citizens. More can be read about the Bylivsregnskab here: udviklingsplaner/bylivsregnskab The square Gunnar Nu Hansens Plads, next to Østerbrogade. Photo: Troels Heien.
12 12 Copenhageners are taking a walk more often than the average Dane Walks constitute the main means of transportation as regards 26 % of all journeys undertaken by Copenhageners. But as regards the total Danish population, the average is only 17 %. Copenhageners choose to take a walk in their spare time Walking is primarily a recreational activity, related to errands and spare time activities. Taking a stroll in Copenhagen means experiencing green areas, getting some fresh air, taking exercise, or visiting shops and cafés. But when commuting to work or study, Copenhageners will generally prefer their bicycle, car, or public transport. The preferences of Copenhageners as regards the The preferences of the average Dane as regards the Københavnernes means valg of af transportation, transportmiddel means Gennemsnit of transportation, danskerens valg af transportmiddel Commuting Education Work for ture pr. person person pr. dag per day per person for ture per pr. day person pr. dag 1% 4% 5% 20% 24% 25% 22% Other Bus/train Other Bus/train 2% 6% 3% 8% 14% 5% Car Walking Car 47% 4% 26% 17% 57% 22% Walking 26% Commuting 45% Education Work 31% Cycling Cycling 1% 4% 5% 20% 32% 17% 24% 25% 22% Commuting Education Work Spare time Errands 37% 24% 1% 4% 5% 20% Car 14% 2% Cycling Walking6% 1% Bus/train Other 25% 22% 8% 5% 37% 24% 31% 47% 4% 8% 5% 22% 47% 4% 31% 37% 45% 31% 22% 45% 31% 29% 25% 37 Source: TU-kommunerapport dataperiode Car Cycling Walking Bus/train Other Car Cycling Walking Bus/train Other
13 13 Top 10 of the busiest pedestrian streets in 2011 The number of pedestrians culminates in the city centre around Strøget, but it is remarkable that the street Frederiksborggade, to the east of Nørre Voldgade, is at the top of the list - in spite of the street being more or less fenced off due to current construction works. Such road work will apparently not hinder pedestrians in taking a walk there, even though it will probably influence the quality of the experience. fodgænger ophold Number of pedestrians per hour between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m Frederiksborggade (East of Nørre Voldgade) Vimmelskaftet (Central part of Strøget) Frederiksberggade (Western part of Strøget) Østergade (Eastern part of Strøget) Vesterbrogade (at the Tivoli entrance) Frederiksborggade (West of Nørre Voldgade) Nørrebrogade (at Nørrebro Station) Nyhavn ( the sunlit side ) Fiolstræde Østerbrogade (At Trianglen) Nyhavn Stranden (at Svanemøllebugten bay) Amager Torv (Strøget) Vimmelskaftet (Strøget centre) Nørre Voldgade (at Nørreport St.) Valbyparken (playground) Istedgade Havneparken Strædet (Kompagnistræde) Nytorv Source: Center for Traffic / The Traffic Department, City of Copenhagen municipality. Copenhagen s Inner City is one large pedestrian zone.
14 14 Top 10 of city spaces, where most people take a break Some of the most popular open-air city spaces for taking a break also topped the list in But it seems increasingly popular to spend some time in the city s green areas; three of the ten city spaces are now such natural areas. The new beach at the Svanemøllebugten bay has rocketed to a second place on the list. fodgænger Number of people opholdtaking a break, per hour and between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m Frederiksborggade (East of Nørre Voldgade) Vimmelskaftet (Central part of Strøget) Frederiksberggade (Western part of Strøget) Østergade (Eastern part of Strøget) Vesterbrogade (at the Tivoli entrance) Frederiksborggade (West of Nørre Voldgade) Nørrebrogade (at Nørrebro Station) Nyhavn ( the sunlit side ) Fiolstræde Østerbrogade (At Trianglen) Nyhavn Stranden (at Svanemøllebugten bay) Amager Torv (Strøget) Vimmelskaftet (Strøget centre) Nørre Voldgade (at Nørreport St.) Valbyparken (playground) Istedgade Havneparken Strædet (Kompagnistræde) Nytorv Source: Center for Traffic / The Traffic Department, City of Copenhagen municipality. The new urban space for relaxation at Dronning Louises Bro. Photo: Troels Heien.
15 TRAFFIC SAFETY 15 One of the adverse consequences of the traffic is that accidents involving casualties occur. The municipality is committed to reducing this adverse impact by means of the 2006 Traffic Safety Plan. The goal is to reduce the number of fatalities and severely injured road users by 40 % before the end of The reference point here is an average calculated from the years The traffic safety plan points to 4 important areas of commitment: cyclists, pedestrians, road junctions, and the problem of young drivers who are too willing to take risks. The Technical and Environmental Administration s Traffic Department has already been focusing on the conversion of road crossings and it has laid out plans concerning cyclists and pedestrians. In 2012 we are improving their safety by converting road crossings and sections where many accidents have been reported. In 2011, 214 fatalities and severely injured were registered. This is 4 less than in 2010 and means that the number of fatalities and severely injured in the traffic is being reduced in accordance with Copenhagen s ambitious future goals. The number of fatalities was 4, the lowest ever since police began registering traffic injuries. Cyclists constitute the largest group among the injured, yet the number of injured cyclists decreased too in They amounted to 38 % of the total number of fatalities and severely injured, and if put together with the moped riders (10%) and motorcyclists (10%), the two-wheeled riders constituted 58 %. The number of injured pedestrians has decreased in They constitute 30 % of the total. All things considered, the share of the most vulnerable road users pedestrians, cyclists and moped riders constitutes 78 % of the seriously injured Pedestrians: Number of fatalities and seriously injured Cyclists and moped riders: Number of fatalities and seriously injured
16 16 As regards the other road users, a decrease has likewise been taking place. In 2011, car drivers constituted 11 % of the fatalities and seriously injured. Further information about the work on improving traffic safety can be obtained from the municipality s website Car drivers and motorcyclists: Number of fatalities and seriously injured All road users: Fatalities and seriously injured Fatalities and seriously injured Target The crossing at Nørre Søgade and Gyldenløvesgade. Photo: Claus Rosenkilde.
17 TRAFFIC ACROSS THE MUNICIPAL BOUNDARY AND THE LAKES CROSS SECTION Annual Average Daily Traffic (AADT) as total of both directions. The heavy goods percentage applies to the period 6 a.m. - 6 p.m., from a.m. - 7 p.m. 17 THE MUNICIPAL BORDER Year Vehicles Bicycles & Bicycles & mopeds mopeds Weather corrected THE LAKES CROSS SECTION Year Vehicles Bicycles & Bicycles & mopeds mopeds Weather corrected
18 18 TRAFFIC ACROSS THE MUNICIPAL BOUNDARY AND THE LAKES CROSS SECTION Total of both directions between 6 a.m. - 6 p.m., from a.m. - 7 p.m. The bicycle and moped traffic has been weather corrected Census sites The municipal boundary The lakes cross section Municipal border Lakes cross section Lakes cross section The municipal boundary 0 Municipal border
19 THE MUNICIPAL BOUNDARY, Annual Average Daily Traffic (AADT) as total of both directions The heavy goods percentage applies to the period 6 a.m. - 6 p.m., from a.m. - 7 p.m. 19 CENSUS STATION CATEGORY : AMAGERBROGADE , , , , ,8 south of Adriansvej : AMAGERMOTORVEJEN the bridge at Avedøre Holme 63: AMAGER STRANDVEJ a) ,9 south of Hedegårdsvejj 200 8: ENGLANDSVEJ , , , , ,5 north of Følfodvej : FREDERIKSBORGVEJ , , , , ,4 south of Gladsaxevej : FREDERIKSSUNDSVEJ , , , , ,3 bridge across the moat : GAMMEL KØGE LANDEVEJ , , , , ,2 south of Vigerslevvej : GRØNNEMOSE ALLE , west of Moseskellet : HARESKOVVEJ c) , , , , ,1 next to Ruten : HOLBÆKMOTORVEJEN , , , , ,0 west of Sønderkær 71: HORSEBAKKEN , north of Mosesvinget : HØJE GLADSAXEVEJ d) , ,8 northeast of Hareskovvej 73: ISLEVHUSVEJ , , , , ,0 southwest of Kildeløbet : JYLLINGEVEJ b) , , , , ,9 west of Tudskærvej a) 2008: Traffic conversion trial in nearby Tårnby b) 2009: Roadworks c) 2011: Due to technical problems the bicycle result has been copied from 2010 d) 2011: Due to technical problems the bicycle result has been copied from 2010
20 20 THE MUNICIPAL BOUNDARY, Annual Average Daily Traffic (AADT) as total of both directions The heavy goods percentage applies to the period 6 a.m. - 6 p.m., from a.m. - 7 p.m. CENSUS STATION CATEGORY : KASTRUPVEJ south of Backersvej 75: KONGELUNDSVEJ north of Floridavej 392: LANDLYSTVEJ west of Engdals Alle 31: LYNGBYVEJ north of Emdrupvej (motorway + local road) 78: MØRKHØJVEJ on the bridge across the moat 36: ROSKILDEVEJ next to Damhussøen 79: RYGÅRDS ALLE south of Lundeskovsvej 80: RYVANGS ALLE south of Callisensvej 40: SLOTSHERRENSVEJ west of Åvendingen 194: STRANDVEJEN south of Callisensvej 43: STRANDVEJEN south of Tuborgvej 82: SVANEMØLLEVEJ south of Callisensvej 45: SØNDERKÆR south of the Holbæk motorway 49: TUBORGVEJ southwest of Lundedalsvej ,7 5,8 2,9 6,3 5,7 1,4 4,1 6,2 7,8 4, ,0 5,7 2,8 2,5 6,8 5,4 1,6 4,4 9,3 7,7 3, ,3 3,9 3,1 4,2 4,3 1,9 1,2 4,2 4,9 6,5 2, ,7 4,5 2,9 5,3 4,2 1,2 2,0 4,3 6,3 2, ,3 4,4 5,0 3,9 1,0 2,0 4,1 5,9 2,9 3,6 1,8
21 THE MUNICIPAL BOUNDARY, Annual Average Daily Traffic (AADT) as total of both directions The heavy goods percentage applies to the period 6 a.m. - 6 p.m., from a.m. - 7 p.m. 21 CENSUS STATION CATEGORY HEAVY 609: TUBORGVEJ % , ,9 west of Rymarksvej : VIGERSLEV ALLE , , , , ,9 west of Vigerslevvej : ØRESUNDSMOTORVEJEN , , ,9 east of Kongelundsvej
22 22 THE TRAFFIC AT THE LAKES CROSS SECTION Towards the city centre, between 8 a.m. - 9 a.m, The bicycle and moped traffic has not been weather corrected
23 THE LAKES CROSS SECTION, Annual Average Daily Traffic (AADT) as total of both directions The heavy goods percentage applies to the period 6 a.m. - 6 p.m., from a.m. - 7 p.m. 23 CENSUS STATION 129: BRYGGEBROEN BRIDGE Bicycle- and pedestrian bridge from Fisketorvet to Islands Brygge, open since the 14th of September : DRONNING LOUISES BRIDGE a) 69: FREDENSBRO 122: GAMMEL KONGEVEJ west of Stenosgade 19: GYLDENLØVESGADE b) by the lakes 72: INGERSLEVSGADE southeast of Tietgensgade 602: ISTEDGADE northeast of Gasværksvej 717: KALKBRÆNDERIHAVNSGADE north of Indiakaj 25: KALVEBOD BRYGGE southwest of Bernstorffsgade 6: KAMPMANNSGADE by the lakes 26: KNIPPELSBRO BRIDGE 29: LANGEBRO c) 42: STRANDBOULEVARDEN d) north of Classensgade 603: VESTERBROGADE west of Stenosgade CATEGORY PEDESTRIANS ,4 4,4 6,9 5,5 10,8 6,7 9,2 7,4 4,5 7,2 6,8 7,1 7, ,3 4,6 7,2 5,0 9,1 8,3 8,5 6,7 5,4 5,6 6,1 6,3 7, ,1 3,8 5,0 3,9 7,8 6,0 4,6 4,3 2,7 6,8 5,6 3,7 6, a) 2009: The counting took place following the conversion of Nørrebrogade. 2011: Roadworks b) 2010: Comprehensive roadworks at H.C. Andersens Boulevard c) Open since September 14th, Pedestrians, from 7 a.m. - 7 p.m.: p. 48. d) 2009: Roadworks 11,9 3,9 5,0 4,7 8,3 6,5 4,3 4,1 3,2 5,4 5,4 3,7 6, , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
24 24 THE LAKES CROSS SECTION, Annual Average Daily Traffic (AADT) as total of both directions The heavy goods percentage applies to the period 6 a.m. - 6 p.m., from a.m.-7 p.m. CENSUS STATION CATEGORY : ØSTBANEGADE (one-way street) , , ,8 north of Classensgade : ØSTERBROGADE *) , , , , ,4 north of Classensgade *) 2010 and 2011: Roadworks at Trianglen
25 OTHER PERMANENT CENSUS STATIONS, Annual Average Daily Traffic (AADT) as total of both directions The heavy goods percentage applies to the period 6 a.m. - 6 p.m., from a.m. - 7 p.m. 25 CENSUS STATION CATEGORY : AMAGER BOULEVARD northwest of Amagerbrogade 94 : AMAGERBROGADE north of Englandsvej 551 : AMAGERBROGADE south of Hollænderdybet 245 : AMAGER FÆLLEDVEJ *) south of Sundholmsvej 604 : AMAGER FÆLLEDVEJ south of Peter Vedels Gade 688 : AMAGER FÆLLEDVEJ north of Amager Boulevard 733 : AMAGERMOTORVEJEN MOTORWAY, western leg 734 : AMAGERMOTORVEJEN MOTORWAY, eastern leg 360 : AMAGER STRANDVEJ south of Prags Boulevard 64 : AMALIEGADE north of Toldbodgade 98 : ANNEBERGVEJ north of Bellahøjvej 703 : ANNEXSTRÆDE south of Valby Langgade 644 : ARTILLERIVEJ south of Amager Boulevard 645 : ARTILLERIVEJ south of Njalsgade ,0 9,2 12, , ,7 6,2 4,8 1,6 2,4 3, ,4 14, ,7 1,2 *) 2007: Data transferred from 2006
26 26 OTHER PERMANENT CENSUS STATIONS, Annual Average Daily Traffic (AADT) as total of both directions The heavy goods percentage applies to the period 6 a.m. - 6 p.m., from a.m. - 7 p.m. CENSUS STATION CATEGORY : BACKERSVEJ south of Greisvej 99 : BELLAHØJVEJ south of Frederikssundsvej 685 : BELLMANSGADE east of Vennemindevej 726 : BERNSTORFFSGADE north of Tietgensgade 697 : BERNSTORFFSGADE north of Kalvebod Brygge 515 : BISPEENGBUEN 255 : BLEGDAMSVEJ southwest of Øster Alle 397 : BLEGDAMSVEJ southwest of Fredensgade 704 : BORGBJERGSVEJ southwest of Sydhavnsgade 103 : BORGERGADE north of Gothersgade 496 : BORUPS ALLE northwest of Hulgårdsvej 3 : BREDGADE (one-way street) northwest of Kongens Nytorv 681 : CARL JACOBSENS VEJ west of Bjørnsonsvej 738 : CENTER BOULEVARD south of the entrance to Bella Centret ,6 3,6 8,7 6, ,6 11,8 4,0 5, ,6 6,1 4, ,6 2,7 2,3 3,1 5, ,3 2,9 6,0 9,4 4,4 6,8
27 OTHER PERMANENT CENSUS STATIONS, Annual Average Daily Traffic (AADT) as total of both directions The heavy goods percentage applies to the period 6 a.m. - 6 p.m., from a.m. - 7 p.m. 27 CENSUS STATION CATEGORY : CHRISTIAN IV`s BRO 258 : CLASSENSGADE east of Østerbrogade 65 : DAG HAMMERSKJÖLDS ALLÉ southeast of Øster Farimagsgade 7 : ELLEBJERGVEJ east of Poppelstykket 259 : EMDRUPVEJ west of Tuborgvej 686 : EMDRUPVEJ west of Strødamvej 682 : ENGHAVE PLADS east of Enghavevej a) 67 : ENGHAVEVEJ north of P. Knudsens Gade 613 : ENGHAVEVEJ south of Vesterbrogade 477 : ENGLANDSVEJ south of Sundbyvestervej 643 : ENGLANDSVEJ north of Sundholmsvej 9 : FARVERGADE (one-way street) northeast of Rådhuspladsen b) 377 : FIOLSTRÆDE southeast of Nørre Voldgade 488 : FOLEHAVEN west of Retortvej ,6 6,9 8,7 8,7 5, ,3 7,1 4,2 5,9 4, ,4 5,0 5,2 4,8 5,1 4,3 4, ,5 4,6 5,4 2, ,3 3,5 3,6 5,6 3,6 2,9 3,8 a) 2011: Enghavevej was blocked for HGVs. They had to drive via Sjælør Boulevard / Vigerslev Allé b) Pedestrians: p. 48
28 28 OTHER PERMANENT CENSUS STATIONS, Annual Average Daily Traffic (AADT) as total of both directions The heavy goods percentage applies to the period 6 a.m. - 6 p.m., from a.m. - 7 p.m. CENSUS STATION CATEGORY : FOLKE BERNADOTTES ALLÉ south of Indiakaj , , ,3 113 : FREDERIKSBERGGADE (one-way) a) northeast of Rådhuspladsen : FREDERIKSBORGGADE (one-way) a) east of Nørre Voldgade 12 : FREDERIKSBORGGADE southeast of Søtorvet , , , ,1 677 : FREDERIKSBORGVEJ south of Bispebjerg Torv : FREDERIKSSUNDSVEJ , , , , ,4 east of Frederiksborgvej : FREDERIKSSUNDSVEJ east of Krabbesholmsvej ,4 626 : FREDERIKSSUNDSVEJ northwest of Åkandevej ,8 723 : FREDERIKSSUNDSVEJ west of Hulgårdsvej ,3 121 : b) FÆLLEDVEJ , ,3 northeast of Nørrebrogade : GAMMEL JERNBANVEJ east of Toftegårds Allé 123 : GAMMEL KØGE LANDEVEJ d) south of Toftegårds Plads 705 : GLASVEJ southwest of Frederiksborgvej 549 : GODTHÅBSVEJ c) southeast of Grøndals Parkvej , , , ,8 3,3 4, ,3 3,7 a) Pedestrians: p.48 b) 2009: The traffic count took place following the conversion of Nørrebrogade c) 2010: Due to roadworks and blocking at Tesdorphsvej, Godthåbsvej had less northbound traffic than usual d) 2011: The counting took place during the UCI Road World Championships
29 OTHER PERMANENT CENSUS STATIONS, Annual Average Daily Traffic (AADT) as total of both directions The heavy goods percentage applies to the period 6 a.m. - 6 p.m., from a.m. - 7 p.m. 29 CENSUS STATION CATEGORY a) 17 : GOTHERSGADE southeast of Søtorvet 127 : GOTHERSGADE (one-way street) west of Kongens Nytorv 270 : GOTHERSGADE east of Nørre Voldgade 18 : GRØNDALS PARKVEJ north of Peter Bangs Vej 652 : GRØNNEGADE south of Gothersgade 624 : GRØNNINGEN north of Jens Kofods Gade 724: GYLDENLØVESGADE b) southeast of Nørre Søgade 275: HAMLETSGADE a) north of Mimersgade 276: HAMMERICHSGADE southwest of H.C.Andersens Boulevard 495: HARALDSGADE west of Lyngbyvej ,8 5,7 6, ,4 6,5 5,5 12, ,7 4,3 2,8 5, ,7 5,4 4,9 2,1 4, ,0 4,4 6,7 1: H.C. ANDERSENS BOULEVARD b) southeast of Jarmers Plads , , , , ,5 692: HEDEGÅRDSVEJ west of Engvej : HILLERØDGADE , , , , ,1 west of Borups Alle : HILLERØDGADE east of Nattergalevej ,5 a) 2009: The traffic count took place following the conversion of Nørrebrogade b) 2010: Comprehensive roadworks
30 30 OTHER PERMANENT CENSUS STATIONS, Annual Average Daily Traffic (AADT) as total of both directions The heavy goods percentage applies to the period 6 a.m. - 6 p.m., from a.m. - 7 p.m. CENSUS STATION 635: HILLERØDGADE east of Nordre Fasanvej 667: HOLMBLADSGADE west of Østrigsgade 136: HOLMENS KANAL south of Vingårdsstræde 650: HOVEDVAGTSGADE west of Kongens Nytorv 138: HULGÅRDSVEJ north of Hillerødgade 672: HULGÅRDSVEJ south of Frederikssundsvej 414: HUSUMVEJ north of Tølløsevej 695: HYLTEBRO southwest of Nørrebrogade 525: HØJBRO BRIDGE 615: INGERSLEVSGADE east of Enghavevej 493: IRLANDSVEJ north of Følfodvej 673: IRLANDSVEJ north of Sundbyvestervej 363: ISLANDS BRYGGE below Langebro bridge 698: ISLANDS BRYGGE north of Drechselsgade CATEGORY , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,4
31 OTHER PERMANENT CENSUS STATIONS, Annual Average Daily Traffic (AADT) as total of both directions The heavy goods percentage applies to the period 6 a.m. - 6 p.m., from a.m. - 7 p.m : JAGTVEJ a) CENSUS STATION southwest of Nørrebrogade 478: JAGTVEJ east of Lyngbyvej 617: JAGTVEJ northeast of Lersø Parkalle 663: JERNBANE ALLE north of Vanløse Alle 664: JERNBANE ALLE south of Vanløse Alle 638: JYLLINGEVEJ west of Slotsherrensvej 553: KASTRUPVEJ Southeast of Øresundsvej 739: KLAKSVIGSGADE southwest of Amager Boulevard 691: KLØVERMARKSVEJ east of Raffinaderivej 27: KRISTEN BERNIKOWS GADE b) northwest of Østergade (one-way street) 76: KRONPRINSESSEGADE north of Gothersgade (one-way street) 576: KRONPRINSESSEGADE south of Øster Voldgade 542: LANDEMÆRKET south of Gothersgade 606: LERSØ PARKALLE northwest of Jagtvej CATEGORY a) 2009: The traffic count took place following the conversion of Nørrebrogade b) 2011: Roadworks ,7 6,0 6,9 7,7 5, ,3 3,9 5,1 5,7 6,4 5, ,8 4,2 7,6 4,5 3, ,3 4,6 2, ,6 3,8 7, , ,5
32 32 OTHER PERMANENT CENSUS STATIONS, Annual Average Daily Traffic (AADT) as total of both directions The heavy goods percentage applies to the period 6 a.m. - 6 p.m., from a.m. - 7 p.m. CENSUS STATION 678 : LERSØ PARKALLÉ south of Tuborgvej 150: LILLE KONGENSGADE (one-way) west of Kongens Nytorv *) 554: LOSSEPLADSVEJ 607: LUNDTOFTEGADE south of Hillerødgade 151: LYGTEN south of Drejervej 298: LYRSKOVGADE east of Vester Fælledvej 300: LØNGANGSSTRÆDE (one-way) northeast of Vester Voldgade 710: MARBJERGVEJ south of Frederikssundsvej 646: NJALSGADE southeast of Leifsgade 647: NJALSGADE east of Artillerivej 500: NORDRE FASANVEJ south of Glentevej 636: NORDRE FASANVEJ south of Hillerødgade 630: NORDRE FRIHAVNSGADE northeast of Faksegade 597: NYGÅRDSVEJ west of Fanøgade *) Blocked due to Metro construction work CATEGORY , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,4
33 OTHER PERMANENT CENSUS STATIONS, Annual Average Daily Traffic (AADT) as total of both directions The heavy goods percentage applies to the period 6 a.m. - 6 p.m., from a.m. - 7 p.m. 33 CENSUS STATION 157: NYHAVNSBROEN BRIDGE 32: NØRRE ALLE south of Universitetsparken 418: NØRRE ALLE south of Tagensvej 166: NØRREBROGADE a) northwest of Jagtvej 577: NØRRE FARIMAGSGADE south of Ahlefeldtsgade 33: NØRREGADE b) southeast of Nørre Voldgade 170: NØRRE SØGADE southwest of Vendersgade 34: NØRRE VOLDGADE c) northeast of Jarmers Plads 631: NØRRE VOLDGADE south of Frederiksborggade 309: PEDER LYKKES VEJ east of Røde Mellemvej 501: PETER BANGS VEJ west of Ålstrupvej 605: P. KNUDSENS GADE d) northeast of Borgm.Christiansens Gade 176: REBILDVEJ southwest of Dybendalsvej 641: RETORTVEJ south of Vigerslev Alle CATEGORY , ,0 2,0 8,8 12,7 11, ,7 8,6 4,2 13,0 3,4 10,8 11, ,4 9,9 14,6 2,9 8,8 5, ,3 10,1 8, ,3 8,0 2,3 9, ,2 4, , ,8 a) 2009: The traffic count took place following the conversion of Nørrebrogade b) Pedestrians: p. 48 c) 2011: Roadworks due to the conversion of Nørreport Station d) 2011: Enghavevej was blocked for HGVs. They had to drive via Sjælør Boulevard / Vigerslev Allé
34 34 OTHER PERMANENT CENSUS STATIONS, Annual Average Daily Traffic (AADT) as total of both directions The heavy goods percentage applies to the period 6 a.m. - 6 p.m., from a.m. - 7 p.m. CENSUS STATION CATEGORY 384 : ROSKILDEVEJ west of Skellet 716: ROVSINGSGADE northeast of Tagensvej 661: RUTEN west of Hareskovvej 662: RUTEN west of Åkandevej 179: RØDE MELLEMVEJ south of Sundbyvestervej 467: RÅDVADSVEJ west of Frederiksborgvej 639: SALLINGVEJ southeast of Jyllingevej 702: SANKT ANNÆ PLADS west of Toldbodgade 683: SCANDIAGADE northeast of Sydhavnsgade 706: SEJRØGADE east of Lyngbyvej 37: SJÆLLANDSBROEN BRIDGE 381: SJÆLØR BOULEVARD *) north of Ellebjergvej 184: SLOTSHERRENSVEJ northwest of Jyllingevej 696: STOREGÅRDSVEJ northeast of Frederikssundsvej *) 2011: Enghavevej was blocked for HGVs. They had to drive via Sjælør Boulevard / Vigerslev Allé ,9 2, ,1 5, ,5 5,0 5,9 4, ,6 2,4 11,7 5, ,3 4,8 7,3 4,4 9, ,6
35 OTHER PERMANENT CENSUS STATIONS, Annual Average Daily Traffic (AADT) as total of both directions The heavy goods percentage applies to the period 6 a.m. - 6 p.m., from a.m. - 7 p.m. 35 CENSUS STATION 41 : STORE KONGENSGADE (one-way) north of Kongens Nytorv 625: STORE KONGENSGADE (one-way) north of Jens Kofods Gade 653: STORE REGNEGADE south of Gothersgade 191: STORMGADE northeast of Vester Voldgade 608: STRANDBOULEVARDEN east of Kertemindegade 620: STRANDLODSVEJ north of Øresundsvej 195: STRANDVÆNGET next to the rowing clubs (roklubberne) 332: STUDIESTRÆDE east of Vester Voldgade 81: SUMATRAVEJ north of Hedegårdsvej 676: SUNDBYVESTERVEJ east of Irlandsvej 492: SUNDHOLMSVEJ east of Amager Fælledvej 648: SUNDKROGSGADE east of Kalkbrænderihavnsgade 196: SVANEMØLLEBROEN BRIDGE 44: SØLVGADE (one-way street) northwest of Sølvtorvet CATEGORY ,3 20,0 4, ,5 13,3 5, ,6 4,1 12,9 4,3 6,7 3,8 4, ,1 2,1 14,1 3,6 4, ,6 13,2 3,9 6,7 14,0 3,3 4,3
36 36 OTHER PERMANENT CENSUS STATIONS, Annual Average Daily Traffic (AADT) as total of both directions The heavy goods percentage applies to the period 6 a.m. - 6 p.m., from a.m. - 7 p.m. 83 : SØLVGADE CENSUS STATION east of Øster Voldgade 84: SØLVGADE east of Stockholmsgade 46: TAGENSVEJ southeast of Tuborgvej 479: TAGENSVEJ northwest of Jagtvej 614: TAGENSVEJ northwest of Frederik Bajers Plads 671: TAGENSVEJ northwest of Rovsingsgade 679: TAGENSVEJ south of Bispebjerg Torv 679 : TAGENSVEJ south of Bispebjerg Torv TEGLVÆRKSBROEN BRIDGE opened 22 nd January : THORSHAVNSGADE southwest of Amager Boulevard 202: TIETGENSBROEN BRIDGE 203: TOFTEGÅRDSBROEN BRIDGE 204: TOMSGÅRDSVEJ north of Frederikssundsvej 86: TORVEGADE north of Christmas Møllers Plads CATEGORY , , ,2 6,5 5,9 6,8 6, ,4 7,7 5, ,4 4,5 4,6 4, ,4 2,5 3,4 5, ,9 8,2 4,3 4,9
37 OTHER PERMANENT CENSUS STATIONS, Annual Average Daily Traffic (AADT) as total of both directions The heavy goods percentage applies to the period 6 a.m. - 6 p.m., from a.m. - 7 p.m. 37 CENSUS STATION 48 : TUBORGVEJ southwest of Bispebjerg Parkalle 87: UNIVERSITETSPARKEN west of Nørre Allé 341: UPLANDSGADE northwest of Prags Boulevard 680: UTTERSLEVVEJ north of Hareskovvej 210: VALBY LANGGADE east of Nakskovvej 586: VALBY LANGGADE west of Toftegårds Alle 665: VANLØSE ALLE west of Apollovej 445: VED STADSGRAVEN northeast of Amager Boulevard 736: VEJLANDS ALLE by the motorway 737: VEJLANDS ALLE west of Lossepladsvej 699: VEJLANDS ALLE west of Center Boulevard 212: VEJLANDS ALLE east of Røde Mellemvej 700: VEJLANDS ALLE west of Amagerbrogade 213: VERMLANDSGADE east of Herjedalsgade CATEGORY ,0 5,5 9,1 7,5 9, ,9 4,3 7,8 6,3 6, ,8 10,6 7, ,0 6, ,9 4,0 4, ,8
38 38 OTHER PERMANENT CENSUS STATIONS, Annual Average Daily Traffic (AADT) as total of both directions The heavy goods percentage applies to the period 6 a.m. - 6 p.m., from a.m. - 7 p.m. CENSUS STATION CATEGORY : VERMLANDSGADE east of Uplandsgade 52: VESTERBROGADE a) west of Rådhuspladsen 53: VESTER FARIMAGSGADE north of Ved Vesterport 684: VESTER FÆLLEDVEJ north of Ny Carlsberg Vej 217: VESTERGADE b) northeast of Rådhuspladsen 218: VESTER VOLDGADE c) northwest of Rådhuspladsen 54: VIGERSLEV ALLE east of Toftegårds Plads 221: VIGERSLEV ALLE west of Vestre Kirkegårds Alle 223: VIGERSLEV ALLE east of Retortvej 56: VIGERSLEVVEJ north of Langagervej 226: VIGERSLEVVEJ northwest of Gammel Køge Landevej 491: WEBERSGADE (one-way street) northwest of Øster Farimagsgade 228: ØRESUNDSVEJ west of Kastrupvej 623: ØRESUNDSVEJ east of Strandlodsvej ,2 6,2 8,4 6,8 6, ,4 6,7 8,0 5,1 5, ,5 9,7 4,9 9,1 7,3 5,0 5,4 6,2 4, ,6 4,6 18,5 6,1 4,3 6, ,2 4,7 2,1 5,5 3,9 5,1 3,1 4,5 5,4 a) 2010: Comprehensive roadworks at H.C. Andersens Boulevard b) 2010: Blocked due to Metro construction work c) 2010: Blocked due to Metro construction work
39 OTHER PERMANENT CENSUS STATIONS, Annual Average Daily Traffic (AADT) as total of both directions The heavy goods percentage applies to the period 6 a.m. - 6 p.m., from a.m. - 7 p.m. 39 CENSUS STATION CATEGORY : ØSTER ALLÉ east of Nørre Alle 232: ØSTERBROGADE south of Jagtvej 90: ØSTER FARIMAGSGADE northeast of Gothersgade 234: ØSTER FARIMAGSGADE southwest of Lille Triangel 60: ØSTER SØGADE northeast of Gothersgade 237: ØSTER SØGADE a) southwest of Lille Triangel 91: ØSTER VOLDGADE north of Gothersgade 731: ØSTER VOLDGADE northeast of Sølvgade 552: ØSTRIGSGADE southeast of Holmbladsgade 61: ÅBOULEVARD northwest of Tømrergade ,2 3,8 5, ,3 8,4 4,9 4, ,8 7,7 2,6 2,1 8,5 8,6 6,7 3, ,6 5,6 2,4 3, ,0 3,9 161: ÅBUEN (bicycle and pedestrian bridge PEDESTRIANS 330 across Ågade, opened in June 2008) b) : ÅGADE west of Jagtvej ,7 628: ÅKANDEVEJ northeast of Frederikssundsvej ,7 503: ÅKANDEVEJ north of Gadelandet ,1 a) 2009: Due to roadworks the car traffic towards the city was blocked b) Pedestrians between 7 a.m. - 7 p.m.: p. 48
40 40 OTHER PERMANENT CENSUS STATIONS, Annual Average Daily Traffic (AADT) as total of both directions The heavy goods percentage applies to the period 6 a.m. - 6 p.m., from a.m. - 7 p.m. CENSUS STATION 240 : ÅLEKISTEVEJ northwest of Peter Bangs Vej 241: ÅLEKISTEVEJ south of Slotsherrensvej 242: ÅLHOLMVEJ north of Roskildevej 359: ÅRHUSGADE west of Østbanegade CATEGORY , , ,
41 TRAFFIC STREAMS IN COPENHAGEN Number of cars, annual average daily traffic (data from 2004) 41 STRANDVEJEN FREDERIKSBORGVEJ LYNGBYVEJ HARESKOVVEJ LYNGBYVEJ HARESKOVVEJ FREDERIKSSUNDSVEJ SLOTSHERRENSVEJ JYLLINGEVEJ ROSKILDEVEJ VASBYGADE HOLBÆKMOTORVEJEN TORVEJ AMAGER STRANDVEJ KASTRUPVEJ GAMMEL KØGE LANDEVEJ AMAGERMOTORVEJEN KONGELUNDSVEJ ENGLANDSVEJ AMAGERBROGADE >
42 42 TOTAL TRAFFIC PERFORMANCE OF Kilometres driven on the Copenhagen road network on a weekday KEY MAP OF THE ROAD NETWORK km Overall road network Entire road network Regional roads 1500 Distribution streets 1000 Urban streets Category of road, 2009 municipal plan Regional road Distribution street Local roads Lightly trafficked main shopping streets Urban street Lightly trafficked, main shopping streets Local road The municipal plan from 2009 established an overall road network consisting of regional roads, distribution streets, urban streets and lightly trafficked, main shopping streets (high streets). The overall road network is meant to channel the traffic around the region, between city districts and internally within the districts. The lightly trafficked, main shopping streets function as the urban districts natural shopping streets.
43 TRAFFIC STREAMS IN COPENHAGEN Number of bicycles and mopeds, a weekday between 6 a.m.- 6 p.m. (data from 2004). 43 FREDERIKSBORGVEJ STRANDVEJEN LYNGBYVEJ HARESKOVVEJ FREDERIKSSUNDSVEJ SLOTSHERRENSVEJ JYLLINGEVEJ ROSKILDEVEJ HOLMBLADSGADE VASBYGADE VIGERSLEV ALLÉ KASTRUPVEJ GAMMEL KØGE LANDEVEJ KONGELUNDSVEJ ENGLANDSVEJ AMAGERBROGADE >
44 44 TOTAL TRAFFIC PERFORMANCE OF BICYCLES Kilometres driven on the Copenhagen road network on a weekday KEY MAP OF THE ROAD NETWORK km Entire road network Overall road network Distribution streets Regional roads Local roads Urban streets Lightly trafficked, main shopping streets Category of road, 2009 municipal plan Regional road Distribution street Urban street Lightly trafficked, main shopping streets Local road The municipal plan from 2009 established an overall road network consisting of regional roads, distribution streets, urban streets and lightly trafficked, main shopping streets (high streets). The overall road network is meant to channel the traffic around the region,between city districts and internally within the districts. The lightly trafficked, main shopping streets function as the urban districts natural shopping streets.
45 DAILY 24 HOUR, WEEKLY AND ANNUAL VARIATIONS 45 Vehicles Daily 24 hour variation (on a weekday) Weekly variation Annual variation % 20 % 20 % monday tuesday wednesday thursday friday saturday sunday 0 jan feb mar apr may june july aug sept oct nov dec Bicycles Daily 24 hour variation (weekday) Weekly variation Annual variation % 20 % 20 % monday tuesday wednesday thursday friday saturday sunday 0 jan feb mar apr may june july aug sept oct nov dec Data from 2010
46 46 PERCENTAGE QUOTIENT OF VEHICLE CATEGORIES A weekday in 2011, between 7 a. m. - 7 p. m. 75,9 % Passenger cars Motorcycles Vans Solo trucks Large trucks Buses 2,0 % 0,8 % 1,5 % 0,9 % 19,0 %
47 CITY OF FREDERIKSBERG MUNICIPALITY, Annual Average Daily Traffic (AADT) as total of both directions The heavy goods percentage applies to the period 6 a.m. - 6 p.m., from 2009 though 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. 47 TÆLLESTED 900 : BÜLOWSVEJ north of Amalievej 910: C.F. RICHSVEJ *) east of Grøndals Parkvej 911: DALGAS BOULEVARD north of Roskildevej 913: FALKONER ALLE south of Dronning Olgas Vej 906: FINSENSVEJ east of Lindevangs Allé 908: FREDERIKSBERG ALLE east of Pile Allé 904: GAMMEL KONGEVEJ east of Allégade 905: GODTHÅBSVEJ east of Guldborgvej 901: H.C. ØRSTEDSVEJ north of Niels Ebbesens Vej 912: NORDRE FASANVEJ north of Howitzvej 914: NYELANDSVEJ west of Falkoner Alle 907: PETER BANGS VEJ west of Orla Lehmanns Vej 903: PILE ALLE south of Vesterbrogade 713 : SØNDRE FASANVEJ south of Roskildevej 902: VESTERBROGADE east of Pile Alle CATEGORY , *) 2010: Roadworks at Godthåbsvej near Tesdorpfsvej blocked northbound traffic. This would increase the westbound traffic at C.F. Richsvej 6,3 6,0 7,7 7, ,1 6,3 6,6 5,4 6, , , , , ,7 5, ,2 4, ,6 3,6 5,7 4,8 3,9
48 48 PEDESTRIANS total of both directions, from 6 a.m. - 6 p.m., since a.m. - 7 p.m. CENSUS STATION AMAGERBROGADE 18 AMAGERBROGADE 32 at Hollænderdybet AMAGERBROGADE 68 at Brysselgade AMAGERBROGADE 232B 129: BRYGGEBROEN 377: FIOLSTRÆDE south-east of Nørre Voldgade 11: FREDERIKSBORGGADE east of Nørre Voldgade FREDERIKSBORGGADE vest of Nørre Voldgade ISTEDGADE 38 at Gasværksvej KOMPAGNISTRÆDE 13 (Strædet) NORDRE FRIHAVNSGADE east of Trianglen NYHAVN 5 ( the sunlit side ) NYHAVN 44 ( the shady side ) NØRREBROGADE at Dronning Louises Bro a) NØRREBROGADE 88 at Assistens Kirkegård a) NØRREBROGADE 120 at Nørrebro Runddel a) NØRREBROGADE 238 at Nørrebro Station a) 33: NØRREGADE south-east of Nørre Voldgade b) PEBLINGE DOSSERING at Baggesensgade SORTEDAM DOSSERING east of Læssøesgade SORTEDAM DOSSERING at Kroghsgade STRØGET MIDT (Vimmelskaftet) 113: STRØGET VEST (Frederiksberggade) at Rådhuspladsen STRØGET ØST (Østergade) at Kgs. Nytorv ØSTERBROGADE 68 (at Trianglen) ØSTERBROGADE 110 (at Park Bio) ØSTERBROGADE 146 (at Poul Henningsens Plads) ØSTERBROGADE 163 (at Svanemøllen Station) 161: ÅBUEN bicycling and pedestrian bridge a) 2008 and 2009: Traffic counts only until 6 p.m. b) 2000: The large Daells Varehus department store closed down on March 31 st
49 PEDESTRIANS total of both directions, from 6 a.m. - 6 p.m., since a.m. - 7 p.m Daily variation (on a weekday) Weekly variation Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Annual variation Data from January February March April May June July August September October November December Gunnar Nu Hansens Plads at Østerbrogade.
50 50 KEY MAP SHOWING THE LOCATION OF CENSUS SITES CENSUS SITES The municipal boundary The lakes cross section Other census sites City of Frederiksberg municipality Gothersgade Nørre Voldgade Købmagergade Nørregade Vester Voldgade
51 INDEX 51 PAGE AMAGER BOULEVARD north-west of Amagerbrogade...25 AMAGERBROGADE south of Adriansvej AMAGERBROGADE north of Englandsvej AMAGERBROGADE south of Hollænderdybet...25 AMAGER FÆLLEDVEJ south of Sundholmsvej...25 AMAGER FÆLLEDVEJ south of Peter Vedels Gade...25 AMAGER FÆLLEDVEJ north of Amager Boulevard...25 AMAGERMOTORVEJEN bridge to Avedøre Holme AMAGERMOTORVEJEN western leg at Vejlands Allé...25 AMAGERMOTORVEJEN eastern leg at Vejlands Allé...25 AMAGER STRANDVEJ south of Prags Boulevard AMAGER STRANDVEJ south of Hedegårdsvej AMALIEGADE north of Toldbodgade ANNEBERGVEJ north of Bellahøjvej...25 ANNEXSTRÆDE south of Valby Langgade ARTILLERIVEJ south of Amager Boulevard...25 ARTILLERIVEJ south of Njalsgade BACKERSVEJ south of Greisvej...26 BELLAHØJVEJ south of Frederikssundsvej...26 BELLMANSGADE east ofvennemindevej...26 BERNSTORFFSGADE north of Tietgensgade...26 BERNSTORFFSGADE north of Kalvebod Brygge...26 BISPEENGBUEN...26 BLEGDAMSVEJ south-west of for Øster Allé...26 BLEGDAMSVEJ south-west of Fredensgade BORGBJERGSVEJ south-west of Sydhavnsgade...26 BORGERGADE north of Gothersgade...26 BORUPS ALLÉ north-west of Hulgårdsvej...26 BREDGADE north of Kongens Nytorv...26 PAGE BRYGGEBROEN bridge...23 BÜLOWSVEJ north of Amalievej...47 CARL JACOBSENS VEJ west of Bjørnsonsvej...26 CENTER BOULEVARD south of Bella Centret entrance...26 C.F. RICHSVEJ, east of Grøndals Parkvej...47 CHRISTIAN IV S BRO bridge...27 CLASSENSGADE east of Østerbrogade...27 DALGAS BOULEVARD north of Roskildevej...47 DRONNING LOUISES BRO bridge...23 DAG HAMMERSKJÖLDS ALLÉ south-east of Ø. Farimag...27 ELLEBJERGVEJ east of Poppelstykket...27 EMDRUPVEJ west of Tuborgvej...27 EMDRUPVEJ west of Strødamvej...27 ENGHAVE PLADS east of Enghavevej...27 ENGHAVEVEJ north of P. Knudsens Gade...27 ENGHAVEVEJ south of Vesterbrogade...27 ENGLANDSVEJ south of Sundbyvestervej...27 ENGLANDSVEJ north of Sundholmsvej...27 ENGLANDSVEJ north of Følfodvej FALKONER ALLÉ south of Dronning Olgas Vej...47 FARVERGADE north-east of Rådhuspladsen...27 FINSENSVEJ east of Lindevangs Allé...44 FIOLSTRÆDE south-east of Nørre Voldgade...*) 27 FOLEHAVEN west of Retortvej...27 FOLKE BERNADOTTES ALLÉ south of Indiakaj...28 FREDENSBRO bridge FREDERIKSBERG ALLÉ east of Pile Allé...44 FREDERIKSBERGGADE north-east of Rådhuspladsen...*) 28 FREDERIKSBORGGADE east of Nørre Voldgade...*) 28 * ) Pedestrians: p.48
52 52 INDEX page FREDERIKSBORGGADE south-east of Søtorvet...28 FREDERIKSBORGVEJ south of Bispebjerg Torv...28 FREDERIKSBORGVEJ south of Gladsaxevej FREDERIKSSUNDSVEJ on the bridge across the moat FREDERIKSSUNDSVEJ east of Frederiksborgvej...28 FREDERIKSSUNDSVEJ east of Krabbesholmsvej...28 FREDERIKSSUNDSVEJ north-west of Åkandevej...28 FREDERIKSSUNDSVEJ west of Hulgårdsvej FÆLLEDVEJ north-east of Nørrebrogade...28 GAMMEL JERNBANEVEJ east of Toftegårds Allé GAMMEL KONGEVEJ west of Stenosgade...23 GAMMEL KONGEVEJ east of Allégade GAMMEL KØGE LANDEVEJ south of Toftegårds Pl GAMMEL KØGE LANDEVEJ south of Vigerslevvej GLASVEJ south-west of Frederiksborgvej GODTHÅBSVEJ south-east of Grøndals Parkvej GODTHÅBSVEJ east of Guldborgvej...47 GOTHERSGADE south-east of Søtorvet...29 GOTHERSGADE west of Kongens Nytorv...29 GOTHERSGADE east of Nørre Voldgade...29 GRØNDALS PARKVEJ north of Peter Bangs Vej GRØNNEGADE south of Gothersgade...29 GRØNNEMOSE ALLÉ west of Moseskellet GRØNNINGEN north of Jens Kofods Gade...29 GYLDENLØVESGADE south-east of Nørre Søgade...29 GYLDENLØVESGADE by the lakes...23 HAMLETSGADE north of Mimersgade...29 HAMMERICHSGADE south-west of H.C.Andersens Blvd HARALDSGADE west of Lyngbyvej...29 page HARESKOVVEJ north-west of Ruten H.C. ANDERSENS BOULEVARD south-east of Jarmers Pl H.C. ØRSTEDSVEJ, north of Niels Ebbesens Vej...47 HEDEGÅRDSVEJ west of Engvej...29 HILLERØDGADE west of Borups Allé...29 HILLERØDGADE east of Nattergalevej...29 HILLERØDGADE east of Nordre Fasanvej...30 HOLBÆKMOTORVEJEN west of Sønderkær HOLMBLADSGADE west of Østrigsgade...30 HOLMENS KANAL south of Vingårdstræde...30 HOVEDVAGTSGADE west of Kongens Nytorv...30 HORSEBAKKEN north of Mosesvinget HULGÅRDSVEJ north of Hillerødgade...30 HULGÅRDSVEJ south of Frederikssundsvej HUSUMVEJ north of Tølløsevej...30 HYLTEBRO south-west of Nørrebrogade...30 HØJBRO...30 HØJE GLADSAXEVEJ north-east of Hareskovvej INGERSLEVSGADE east of Enghavevej...30 INGERSLEVSGADE south-east of Tietgensgade...23 IRLANDSVEJ north of Følfodvej...30 IRLANDSVEJ north of Sundbyvestervej...30 ISLANDS BRYGGE below Langebro bridge...30 ISLANDS BRYGGE north of Drechselsgade...30 ISLEVHUSVEJ south-west of Kildeløbet ISTEDGADE north-east of Gasværksvej...23 JAGTVEJ south-west of Nørrebrogade JAGTVEJ east of Lyngbyvej JAGTVEJ north-east of Lersø Parkallé... 31
53 INDEX 53 page JERNBANE ALLÉ north of Vanløse Allé JERNBANE ALLÉ south of Vanløse Allé JYLLINGEVEJ west of Slotsherrensvej JYLLINGEVEJ west of Tudskærvej KALKBRÆNDERIHAVNSGADE north of Indiakaj KALVEBOD BRYGGE south-west of Bernstorffsgade...23 KAMPMANNSGADE by the lakes KASTRUPVEJ south-east of Øresundsvej KASTRUPVEJ south of Backersvej...20 KLAKSVIGSGADE south-west of Amager Boulevard KLØVERMARKSVEJ east of Raffinaderivej KNIPPELSBRO bridge...23 KONGELUNDSVEJ north of Floridavej...20 KRISTEN BERNIKOWS GADE north-west of Østergade KRONPRINSESSEGADE north of Gothersgade KRONPRINSESSEGADE south of Øster Voldgade LANDEMÆRKET south of Gothersgade LANDLYSTVEJ west of Engdals Allé...20 LANGEBRO bridge...23 LERSØ PARKALLÉ north-west of Jagtvej LERSØ PARKALLÉ south of Tuborgvej LILLE KONGENSGADE vest for Kongens Nytorv...32 LOSSEPLADSVEJ...32 LUNDTOFTEGADE south of Hillerødgade...32 LYGTEN south of Drejervej...32 LYNGBYVEJ north of Emdrupvej...20 LYRSKOVGADE east of Vester Fælledvej...32 LØNGANGSSTRÆDE north-east of Vester Voldgade...32 MARBJERGVEJ south of Frederikssundsvej...32 page MØRKHØJVEJ on the bridge across the moat...20 NJALSGADE south-east of Leifsgade...32 NJALSGADE east of Artillerivej...32 NORDRE FASANVEJ south of Glentevej...32 NORDRE FASANVEJ north of Howitzvej...47 NORDRE FASANVEJ south of Hillerødgade...32 NORDRE FRIHAVNSGADE north-east of Faksegade...32 NYELANDSVEJ west of Falkoner Allé...47 NYGÅRDSVEJ west of Fanøgade...32 NYHAVNSBROEN bridge...33 NØRRE ALLÉ south of Universitetsparken...33 NØRRE ALLÉ south of Tagensvej...33 NØRREBROGADE north-west of Jagtvej...33 NØRRE FARIMAGSGADE south of Ahlefeldtsgade...33 NØRREGADE south-east of Nørre Voldgade...*) 33 NØRRE SØGADE south-west of Vendersgade...33 NØRRE VOLDGADE north-east of Jarmers Plads...33 NØRRE VOLDGADE south of Frederiksborggade...33 PEDER LYKKES VEJ east of Røde Mellemvej...33 PETER BANGS VEJ west of Ålestrupvej...33 PETER BANGS VEJ west of Orla Lehmanns Vej...47 P. KNUDSENS GADE north-east of Borgm. Chr. Gade...33 PILE ALLÉ south of Vesterbrogade...47 REBILDVEJ south-west of Dybendalsvej...33 RETORTVEJ south of Vigerslev Allé...33 ROSKILDEVEJ west of Skellet...34 ROSKILDEVEJ by Damhussøen lake...20 ROVSINGSGADE north-east of Tagensvej...34 RUTEN west of Hareskovvej...34 * ) Pedestrians: p.48
54 54 INDEX page RUTEN west of Åkandevej...34 RYGÅRDS ALLÉ south of Lundeskovsvej...20 RYVANGS ALLÉ south of Callisensvej RØDE MELLEMVEJ south of Sundbyvestervej...34 RÅDVADSVEJ west of Frederiksborgvej...34 SALLINGVEJ south-east of Jyllingevej SANKT ANNÆ PLADS west of Toldbodgade...34 SCANDIAGADE north-east of Sydhavnsgade SEJRØGADE east of Lyngbyvej...34 SJÆLLANDSBROEN bridge...34 SJÆLØR BOULEVARD north of Ellebjergvej...34 SLOTSHERRENSVEJ north-west of Jyllingevej SLOTSHERRENSVEJ west of Åvendingen STOREGÅRDSVEJ north-east of Frederikssundsvej...34 STORE KONGENSGADE north of Kongens Nytorv...35 STORE KONGENSGADE north of Jens Kofods Gade...35 STORE REGNEGADE south of Gothersgade...35 STORMGADE north-east of Vester Voldgade STRANDBOULEVARDEN east of Kertemindegade...35 STRANDBOULEVARDEN north of Classensgade...23 STRANDLODSVEJ north of Øresundsvej STRANDVEJEN south of Callisensvej...20 STRANDVEJEN south of Tuborgvej...20 STRANDVÆNGET by Roklubberne (the rowing clubs)...35 STUDIESTRÆDE east of Vester Voldgade...35 SUMATRAVEJ north of Hedegårdsvej...35 SUNDBYVESTERVEJ east of Irlandsvej...35 SUNDHOLMSVEJ east of Amager Fælledvej SUNDKROGSGADE east of Kalkbrænderihavnsgade page SVANEMØLLEBROEN bridge...35 SVANEMØLLEVEJ south of Callisensvej...20 SØLVGADE north-west of Sølvtorvet...35 SØLVGADE east of Øster Voldgade...36 SØLVGADE east of Stockholmsgade...36 SØNDRE FASANVEJ south of Roskildevej...47 SØNDERKÆR south of Holbækmotorvejen...20 TAGENSVEJ south-east of Tuborgvej...36 TAGENSVEJ north-west of Jagtvej...36 TAGENSVEJ north-west of Frederik Bajers Plads...36 TAGENSVEJ north-west of Rovsingsgade...36 TAGENSVEJ south of Bispebjerg Torv...36 TEGLVÆRKSBROEN bridge...36 TERASSERNE north of Ruten...36 THORSHAVNSGADE south-west of Amager Boulevard...36 TIETGENSBROEN bridge...36 TOFTEGÅRDSBROEN bridge...36 TOMSGÅRDSVEJ north of Frederikssundsvej...36 TORVEGADE north of Christmas Møllers Plads...36 TUBORGVEJ south-west of Bispebjerg Parkallé...37 TUBORGVEJ south-west of Lundedalsvej...20 TUBORGVEJ west of Rymarksvej UNIVERSITETSPARKEN west of Nørre Allé...37 UPLANDSGADE north-west of Prags Boulevard...37 UTTERSLEVVEJ north of Hareskovvej...37 VALBY LANGGADE east of Nakskovvej...37 VALBY LANGGADE west of Toftegårds Allé...37 VANLØSE ALLE west of Apollovej...37 VED STADSGRAVEN north-east of Amager Boulevard...37
55 INDEX 55 page VEJLANDS ALLE between the motorways...37 VEJLANDS ALLE west of Lossepladsvej...37 VEJLANDS ALLE west of Center Boulevard...37 VEJLANDS ALLE east of Røde Mellemvej...37 VEJLANDS ALLE west of Amagerbrogade...37 VERMLANDSGADE east of Herjedalsgade...37 VERMLANDSGADE east of Uplandsgade...38 VESTERBROGADE west of Rådhuspladsen...38 VESTERBROGADE west of Stenosgade...23 VESTERBROGADE east of Pile Allé...47 VESTER FARIMAGSGADE north of Ved Vesterport VESTER FÆLLEDVEJ north of Ny Carlsberg Vej...38 VESTERGADE north-east of Rådhuspladsen...38 VESTER VOLDGADE north-west of Rådhuspladsen...38 VIGERSLEV ALLE east of Toftegårds Plads...38 VIGERSLEV ALLE west of Vestre Kirkegårds Allé...38 VIGERSLEV ALLE east of Retortvej VIGERSLEV ALLE west of Vigerslevvej VIGERSLEVVEJ north of Langagervej...38 VIGERSLEVVEJ north-west of Gl. Køge Landevej...38 WEBERSGADE north-west of Øster Farimagsgade ØRESUNDSMOTORVEJEN east of Kongelundsvej ØRESUNDSVEJ west of Kastrupvej...38 ØRESUNDSVEJ east of Strandlodsvej...38 ØSTBANEGADE north of Classensgade ØSTER ALLE east of Nørre Allé...39 ØSTERBROGADE south of Jagtvej...39 ØSTERBROGADE north of Classensgade...24 ØSTER FARIMAGSGADE north-east of Gothersgade...39 page ØSTER FARIMAGSGADE south-west of Lille Triangel...39 ØSTER SØGADE north-east of Gothersgade...39 ØSTER SØGADE south-west of Lille Triangel...39 ØSTER VOLDGADE north of Gothersgade...39 ØSTER VOLDGADE north-east of Sølvgade...39 ØSTRIGSGADE south-east of Holmbladsgade...39 ÅBOULEVARD north-west of Tømrergade...39 ÅBUEN, bicycle and pedestrian bridge across Ågade...39 ÅGADE west of Jagtvej...39 ÅKANDEVEJ north-east of Frederikssundsvej...39 ÅKANDEVEJ north of Gadelandet...39 ÅLEKISTEVEJ north-west of Peter Bangs Vej...40 ÅLEKISTEVEJ south of Slotsherrensvej...40 ÅLHOLMVEJ north of Roskildevej...40 ÅRHUSGADE west of Østbanegade...40 Københavns Kommune / City of Copenhagen Teknik- og Miljøforvaltningen / The Technical and Environmental Center for Trafik / Traffic Department 37 Islands Brygge, 2nd Floor 2300 København S, Denmark Postal Address: Postboks København V, Denmark Contact: Åse Boss Henrichsen [email protected] Tel Frank Dybdahl [email protected] Tel Graphics and lay-out: Center for Trafik Pictures: Troels Heien Printing: Nofoprint as Printed on Galerie Art Silk. Svanemærket, ISO 14001, ISO 9002 og EMAS
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