foot traffic

noun

1. the wear and tear caused to a surface by people walking on it
2. the activity of pedestrians in a particular area

Example Sentences

But whether these gussied-up chicken nuggets helps boost sales, foot traffic or market share is almost beside the point.

From The Daily Beast

There was heavy foot traffic in the cramped area as people walked in and out of the bathrooms.

From The Daily Beast

ShopperTrak also measured a 4.4 percent annual decline in retail foot traffic.

From The Daily Beast

Foot traffic on Tuesday consisted mostly of construction and clean-up crews in white zip-up suits.

From The Daily Beast

A week without foot traffic and hungry consumers was a greater loss for the business, of course.

From The Daily Beast

The interrupted foot-traffic stared at them as they slid past below.

From Project Gutenberg

Then appeared a second entrance, a double one for horse and foot traffic, each gate defended by its drawbridge.

From Project Gutenberg

It was no more than fit for foot traffic, but for this it was very convenient.

From Project Gutenberg

In three places the Dana was bridged over for vehicular traffic, and in two others for foot traffic.

From Project Gutenberg

Inca "roads" were designed for foot traffic, and steps were the means used for going up slopes.

From Project Gutenberg