Signals / Object
Barrier Kerb
in Orlando, FL
A raised curb or barrier, typically separating traffic areas, walkways, or landscaped spaces.
Where it is
All-time count by city.
- 01New York City, NY130K
- 02Seattle, WA53K
- 03Berlin, BE42K
- 04Phoenix, AZ38K
- 05Milan, 2537K
- 06Los Angeles, CA36K
- 07Chicago, IL35K
- 08Austin, TX33K
- 09Brisbane, QLD31K
- 10Greater London, ENG28K
- 11Paris, IDF24K
- 12Rome, 6221K
- 13Jacksonville, FL20K
- 14Vancouver, BC20K
- 15Montréal, QC16K
- COUNTED
- 1.3K
- all time in Orlando
- RANK
- —
- outside the top 15 cities
- SHARE
- —
- no peer total yet
- DENSITY
- 350
- per 100k residents
Other objects in Orlando
Things that physically exist: street furniture, signs, buildings. All-time counts.
- 01Uncontrolled Crosswalk2.9K
- 02Barrier Gate2K
- 03Highway2K
- 04Traffic Jam1.8K
- 05Crossing Markings Ladder1.7K
- 06Emergency Access1.6K
- 07No Crossing Markings1.6K
- 08Road Maintenance1.5K
- 09Barrier Kerb1.3K
- 10Mile Marker1.3K
- 11Tactile Paving1.3K
- 12Construction Disruption1.2K
- 13Curbside Congestion1.2K
- 14Public Transport Platform1K
- 15Toll Booth948
- 16Intersection Congestion931
- 17Climate Resilience923
- 18School Zone Congestion918
- 19Urban Mobility907
- 20Traffic Light849
- 21Crossing Markings Zebra765
- 22Toll Gate735
- 23Underpass731
- 24Transit Disruption721