Briar Hill
Traffic Intelligence Profile

SCATS-based vehicle movement profile generated from the Melbourne SCATS Intelligence Platform. Historical signalised-intersection movement analysis covering 2014–2026.
Generated: 20 May 2026
Suburb rank: #334
SCATS sites: 3
Postcode(s): 3088
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Suburb Map

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Briar Hill suburb map
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Executive Snapshot

Briar Hill contains 3 mapped SCATS traffic sites in this suburb-level profile. Across the historical dataset, these sites account for 271,531,050 vehicle movements, or approximately 271.5M.

The busiest mapped SCATS location in Briar Hill is Karingal / Weidlich, with 108,372,950 recorded movements across the historical period.

271.5MTotal mapped vehicle movements
3Mapped SCATS sites
#334Melbourne suburb movement rank
90,510,350Average movements per site
Interpretation: This profile should be read as a suburb-level movement exposure report based on mapped SCATS sensor locations. It is useful for local traffic reporting, OOH exposure review, planning discussion, business-location context and public-interest transport analysis.

Top SCATS Sites in Briar Hill

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#SCATS IDLocationTotal movementsMillionsRankMap
1 3364 Karingal / Weidlich
KARINGAL/WEIDLICH		 108,372,950 108.4M 2081 Map
2 3355 Street Helena / Karingal
ST HELENA/KARINGAL		 90,607,918 90.6M 2521 Map
3 721 Mountain View / Sherbourne
MOUNTAIN VIEW/SHERBOURNE		 72,550,182 72.6M 2996 Map
Note: SCATS locations are assigned to suburbs using the latitude/longitude of each site. Boundary roads may influence nearby suburbs even when assigned to one suburb for repeatable reporting.

SCATS Sensor Map

This map shows the location of each mapped SCATS sensor associated with Briar Hill. Circle colours match the main full-network SCATS map. Click any circle to view the site name, movement total and a direct Google Maps link.

Interactive SCATS Sensor Map

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Traffic intensity circles
Red — Top 5% busiest Melbourne-wide
Orange — Top 20% busiest Melbourne-wide
Yellow — Middle-volume Melbourne-wide
Green — Lower-volume mapped site
Circle colours are based on each SCATS site's Melbourne-wide rank across the cleaned archive, not just its rank within this suburb. Circle size is scaled lightly by traffic intensity.

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Mapped SCATS sensors

  1. 1
    3364 — Karingal / Weidlich
    KARINGAL/WEIDLICH
    Middle-volume Melbourne-wide · Melbourne rank #2081
    -37.704724, 145.128145
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  2. 2
    3355 — Street Helena / Karingal
    ST HELENA/KARINGAL
    Middle-volume Melbourne-wide · Melbourne rank #2521
    -37.700993, 145.121941
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  3. 3
    721 — Mountain View / Sherbourne
    MOUNTAIN VIEW/SHERBOURNE
    Lower-volume mapped site · Melbourne rank #2996
    -37.70948, 145.120125
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Local Movement Context

Busiest Local Site

Karingal / Weidlich
108,372,950 vehicle movements
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Suburb Rank

Briar Hill ranks #334 among mapped Melbourne suburbs/localities by total SCATS movement volume in this generated suburb summary.

Likely Dominant Corridors

OOH and media relevance: Suburbs with concentrated SCATS movement corridors can be useful for billboard exposure review, local traffic journalism, corridor analysis and business-location intelligence.

SCATS Sensor Inventory

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SCATS IDFriendly nameOfficial nameTotal movementsPostcodeMap
3364 Karingal / Weidlich KARINGAL/WEIDLICH 108,372,950 3088 Open
3355 Street Helena / Karingal ST HELENA/KARINGAL 90,607,918 3088 Open
721 Mountain View / Sherbourne MOUNTAIN VIEW/SHERBOURNE 72,550,182 3088 Open

Methodology and Platform Context

This suburb profile is one local report generated from the wider Melbourne SCATS Intelligence platform. The platform converts more than 12 years of Melbourne traffic signal data into a public-facing transport intelligence layer covering historical movement totals, site rankings, corridor behaviour, suburb profiles, OOH exposure review, and reproducible data-quality evidence.

37,877,000,000Cleaned 15-minute SCATS observations
539,021,000,000Total cleaned vehicle movements analysed platform-wide
148/148Expected months processed in the reporting window
2014–2026Historical coverage window
How to read this suburb report: the suburb total shown earlier in this profile is this suburb’s portion of the mapped SCATS movement layer. The Melbourne-wide figures above describe the scale of the full platform, not this suburb alone. The suburb profile layer turns the city-wide dataset into 517 suburb/locality reports using 4,427 mapped SCATS sites.
Boundary caution: Some SCATS sensors sit on arterial roads, freeway interfaces or suburb boundaries. For repeatable reporting, each sensor is assigned to one suburb based on its coordinate. This makes the profiles reproducible, but nearby suburbs may still be affected by the same corridor.

Open-source project: https://github.com/clarketowson/melbourne-scats-intelligence

Generated by Melbourne SCATS Intelligence Platform · Clarke Towson, BCMS · Spotswood Trailers