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foot traffic

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Noun1.foot trafficfoot traffic - people coming and going on foot      
pedestrian traffic
traffic - the aggregation of things (pedestrians or vehicles) coming and going in a particular locality during a specified period of time


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It serves as the exclusive route for above ground vehicular and foot traffic to the island across the East Channel of the East River.
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The $8 million Brand Boulevard rehabilitation project - which has reduced the sidewalk on the east side to a narrow walkway - has affected the amount of foot traffic in the area, making it difficult for some businesses to attract customers.
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