Yorkshire and The Humber

How busy are roads in North Yorkshire?

Useful summaries from 797 official DfT count locations. Figures are historical annual estimates, not live traffic.

Explore on the mapLatest available year: 2025
Typical daily traffic2,569motor vehicles at a count point
Major-road median10,042motor vehicles / average day
Minor-road median777sampled locations only
Latest row counted55%other latest rows are estimated
Understanding the numbers

Traffic varies sharply by road type

The typical major-road point in North Yorkshire carries 10,042 motor vehicles on an average day, compared with 777 at sampled minor-road locations.

Minor-road coverage is selective, so quieter residential streets may not have their own count point. Use the map to see the exact measured or estimated location rather than treating this as a street-by-street census.

Combined vehicle composition

Cars
73.5%
Vans / LGVs
15.9%
HGVs
9.7%
Buses
0.4%
Motorcycles
0.6%
Cycles
0.3%
Percentages combine the latest motor-vehicle estimates at available count points. Pedal cycles are shown separately by DfT.

Busiest available links in North Yorkshire

RoadAverage daily motor vehiclesYearMethod
A1(M) 109,0392025Counted
A1(M) 97,5382025Counted
A1(M) 85,8182025Counted
A1(M) 82,3502025Counted
A1(M) 81,9092025Counted

Quietest available measured or estimated links

RoadAverage daily motor vehiclesYearMethod
U 72019Estimated
U 112008Counted
U 142025Estimated
U 142025Estimated
U 182008Counted