Measure activity on your part of the street.
See vehicle and foot traffic by hour near your storefront or district. Use local movement counts to plan hours, access, loading, and public-space changes.
What a shop can ask about its own frontage.
Know your real daily count
How many vehicles and how many people pass your frontage, by hour, every day.
Pick your hours on evidence
Which hours are busiest outside your door, rather than across the whole district.
Support a rent or site review
Use a dated movement count for the frontage as one input to the review.
Find out what happened overnight
Whether anything stopped outside, when, and for how long, read straight off the record. Nobody has to sit and watch a video for it.
Activity counts do not identify customers.
Road Sentinel does not read plates, recognize faces, or attach names to movement records. It can support counts, busy-hour analysis, and stop duration without an identity index. Any separate imagery follows its own access and retention terms.
A pilot starts with one road question, a selected location, and a test plan.