UT-153
Over the Tushars
28cars / day
a car every ~31 minutes
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A free map that ranks American paved back roads by how few cars are on them.
“Me and the bike, like there’s no one else on earth.”
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Traffic engineers say
AADT 28
cars / day · UT-153
Nobody’s Road says
a car every
31 minutes
We take federal traffic counts and turn them into something you can feel.
Less math. More miles like this.
Over the Tushars
28cars / day
a car every ~31 minutes
East from Hite Crossing
186cars / day
a car every ~5 minutes
The Halls Crossing road
199cars / day
a car every ~4 minutes
“Extraterrestrial Hwy”
200cars / day
a car every ~4 minutes
Off Boulder Mountain
296cars / day
a car every ~3 minutes
All counts are Average Annual Daily Traffic (AADT) from FHWA HPMS.
“The road does not care that you came.”
A car every 10+ minutes
Covers only 91 miles across all of Utah and Nevada combined.
Fewer cars
More cars
The same four bands the map draws.
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We use public federal traffic count data (FHWA HPMS).
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Every road in that data, in the states we’ve mapped, is ranked by average annual daily traffic.
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Counts are translated to “a car every X minutes.”
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Nobody’s Road
How quiet is that road? Utah & Nevada, paved.