This utility model relates to the field of municipal supplies, specifically a portable road vehicle counter, including a
laser emission counter, a
clock module, a
microprocessor, a memory, and a power supply module. The
laser emission counter includes a
transmitter and a
receiver respectively located on both sides of the road segment to be measured. The
transmitter emits a
laser beam, and the
receiver receives the laser beam and generates an electrical
signal. The
clock module, laser emission counter, and memory are all communicatively connected to the
microprocessor. When the
microprocessor receives a counting
signal triggered by a vehicle blocking the laser beam, it simultaneously acquires the
current time information provided by the
clock module, binds the counting result corresponding to the counting
signal with the
time information, and stores it in the memory. This solution can count the number of vehicles passing through within a certain time period, thereby determining the frequency and temporal pattern of
traffic congestion on a certain road segment, allowing for adjustments to construction organization and facilitating
road engineering modifications.