Our stats
Live figures from our websites, checked every hour, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Why we share our stats
Trust matters in any relationship between a supplier and a customer. Sharing our figures is one way we show that we understand that.
Everything we do is aimed at building that trust on the facts, so that you can make proper decisions based on real figures, and work out for yourself whether an advert with us is cost-effective.
Open about our figures
How many advertising agencies do you know that are open about their stats? We publish ours. They come straight from our own web server logs, with robots taken out. We check them every hour, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Each figure covers the last 30 complete days, so it moves on once a day, just after midnight.
Our traffic news websites had over 1.1 million page views from over 460,000 visits in the last 30 days. 85% of them on a mobile phone. The busiest hour was 11:00–12:00.
In the last 30 days, at least 17% of visits were from people who had already been on the same website on an earlier day.
Why these websites matter
Each of our websites covers one road. The people who read it are the people who drive it: commuters checking the road before they set off, drivers stuck in a queue looking for the cause, and families planning a trip. That is what lets an advert reach the right drivers, on the road that matters to your business.
Most of those readers are on a phone, often at the moment they are deciding where to stop, eat or stay.
Our busiest websites
Busiest in the last 30 days:
- m25traffic.co.uk over 250,000 page views a month
- m1traffic.co.uk over 250,000 page views a month
- m6traffic.co.uk over 250,000 page views a month
- m4traffic.co.uk over 50,000 page views a month
- m60traffic.co.uk over 25,000 page views a month
Figures at 18:45 on 08/11/2026 (UK time), for the 30 days 09/10/2026 to 07/11/2026, from our own web server logs with robots and our own server removed. Rounded down.
What our stats show, and what they don’t
- Every figure is rounded down, never up.
- Robots, search-engine crawlers and our own server are not counted.
- A visit is one person on one of our websites on one day. If that person comes back later the same day, it still counts as one visit, so our visit figures are understated, not overstated.
See our websites, or talk to us about advertising.