Department of Infrastructure says it will help it to 'target resources'
A 'counter' has been set up on Douglas promenade to record the number of people walking and cycling along the road.
The Department of Infrastructure has installed the display, which includes a digital screen showing the data collected.
The DoI says it will give it a better understanding of 'where to target resources'.
It's on Queen's Promenade and will also provide prom work updates.
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