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Counting trail traffic

John Hendrickson, left, and Todd Breckel, with the state Department of Transportation, pour the base for a bicycle and pedestrian counter along the Sacagawea Heritage Trail near Road 52. The battery-powered counter will collect information for the state and the city of Pasco on how the trail is used. Similar counters have been installed statewide. The details can be seen online at bit.ly/bikepedpath.
John Hendrickson, left, and Todd Breckel, with the state Department of Transportation, pour the base for a bicycle and pedestrian counter along the Sacagawea Heritage Trail near Road 52. The battery-powered counter will collect information for the state and the city of Pasco on how the trail is used. Similar counters have been installed statewide. The details can be seen online at bit.ly/bikepedpath. Tri-City Herald

John Hendrickson, left, and Todd Breckel, with the state Department of Transportation, pour the base for a bicycle and pedestrian counter along the Sacagawea Heritage Trail near Road 52.

The battery-powered counter will collect information for the state and the city of Pasco on how the trail is used.

Similar counters have been installed statewide.

The details can be seen online at bit.ly/bikepedpath.

This story was originally published January 17, 2018 at 5:32 PM with the headline "Counting trail traffic."

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