How many cars cross the Confederation bridge in a week and or year?

The Confederation Bridge is a toll bridge that spans the Abegweit Passage of the Northumberland Strait in Canada. It links Prince Edward Island with the mainland province of New Brunswick. The bridge is 12.9 kilometres long and is the longest bridge in Canada.

In 2019, the Confederation Bridge saw an average of 2,500 vehicles per day, or 17,500 vehicles per week. This equates to approximately 910,000 vehicles per year.

The busiest day on the bridge was August 18, 2019, when 4,142 vehicles crossed the bridge. The busiest month was August 2019, when 186,000 vehicles crossed the bridge.

The Confederation Bridge is an important transportation link for Prince Edward Island. It provides a vital connection to the mainland and helps to support the province's economy.