Based on the preliminary results from the Mode Choice Survey by F&S TDM in 2022, nearly 85% of students use active modes of transportation, and nearly 40% of students walk as their primary mode of travel. This project funding is aimed towards purchasing and installing three sets of bicycle and pedestrian counter with Eco-counter on campus, which will support future research, projects, and policy. The Eco-Counters will give the team access to 15-minute data transmission for each location for bicyclists as well as pedestrians, including which direction they are moving. Any student, faculty, or staff can use this data for research purpose. Students will be directly involved in this project, as they will have the opportunity once the data is available to analyze the flow of the bike/ped traffif and understand the use of the area.