A delivery bike every ≈1.9 minutes.
That is the estimated rate for Checkers Sixty60 delivery motorbikes on one residential street, 08:00 to 20:00, on the busiest of the most recent 36 recording days (5 Jul 2026 to 1 Nov 2026): 1 Nov 2026.
≈8 899 passes in 36 days (6 312 proven on camera) ≈247 on an average day (175 proven) ≈387 on the busiest, 1 Nov 2026 (288 proven)
Why every camera count is a minimum
- Nothing after dark is counted. Only full daylight hours count, to 18:00 or 19:00 depending on the season, but deliveries continue to about 20:00.
- Fast passes are missed. Bikes crossing quickly can blur and fail detection. The observed detection rate is 75% to 80%.
- Bikes riding together can count as one.
Estimates (marked ≈, striped or hollow) correct for these using the method in the seven-week evidence record. Over May to June 2026 that gave about 202 passes per full delivery day, against a proven average of 136.
Passes per day
5 Jul 2026 to 1 Nov 2026Proven on camera, 08:00 to 18:00 or 19:00 by season Estimated to 20:00 (modelled, not observed)
Selected day: 24 Oct 2026
≈329 estimated · 248 proven on cameraBy hour: every mark is one bike
24 Oct 2026, local timeProven on camera Estimated. From 19:00, the evening is modelled from the 17:00 hour.
Every bike seen on 24 Oct 2026
248 crossings, 08:00 to 19:00
One blurred crop per detected crossing, in time order. Missed passes and everything after 19:00 are not pictured.
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Crossings are deduplicated per bike and classified before syncing. Crops avoid faces and full number plates, and each is edge-blurred to obscure surrounding people, vehicles or identifying details. See the methodology and privacy policy.