cycle-data

In late June / early July 2026, Cycle Winchester undertook its annual cycle count. A total of 358 cycle movements were recorded, compared to 300 the previous year.

Cycle Winchester’s fourth annual cycle count has shown the number of people cycling in the city has remained static since 2022. We explore why there is no growth in Winchester while other cities have seen significant increases.

Cycle Winchester counted cyclists at ten locations in the city on a single morning between 8 and 10am, once in the winter and once in the summer. This survey was started in 2022 so this is the first chance to make year-on-year comparisons. Our report is due to be published …

In January / February this year, Cycle Winchester commenced a study which looks at cyclists and the roads and the routes they use. The first results were published in March, and we are now publishing the results of our Summer 2022 cycle count. A full report is available for download …

Cycle Winchester is concerned about a lack of meaningful (or shared) data related to cycle use in the city. The aim is to build a picture of the number of cyclists in the city and the routes being used. Read on for details of the first of our regular cycle …