Essential Counting to Meet Véloscénie Committee Requirements

The Véloscénie is a renowned cycling route connecting Paris to Mont-Saint-Michel. Along this route, certain mandatory counting points are required. One of these points is located in Chartres, where a Kiomda counting device has been installed to comply with these regulatory requirements and provide accurate cyclist attendance data.

This tool allows the city to document local traffic and contribute to reports submitted to the Véloscénie committee, even though the figures are not directly used by elected officials or municipal teams.

"The Véloscénie committee requires attendance counts at specific points, including one here in Chartres."

Easy Access to Data for Compliance Tracking

The collected data is primarily used to meet the legal counting obligations imposed by the committee.

Mr. Lambert, responsible for tracking, occasionally reviews the figures through the Kiomda Reports interface, which allows for .csv data exports for submission.

"I check the numbers through Reports, though not frequently. The last time I did was in December, about four months ago."

A Reliable and Scalable Tool for Monitoring Cycling Routes

With the help of the Kiomda counter, Chartres effectively meets the Véloscénie’s monitoring requirements while benefiting from a flexible solution that can adapt to the city’s future tracking needs.