Stats

Full 24 hour period
DateEventsShortestLongestAverageDown Time
2026-04-161124763020126.1%
2026-04-151173856018024.4%
2026-04-141192252819026.1%
2026-04-131162039518324.6%
2026-04-12655539015811.9%
2026-04-11848541022121.4%
2026-04-101141975418824.8%
2026-04-091093648820525.9%
2026-04-081032468023027.5%
2026-04-071043050519923.9%

Basic stats give per day seconds of crossing down and percentage of the day the barrier is down (subject to the mentioned limits)

Between 7 and 23 hours
DateEventsShortestLongestAverageDown Time
2026-04-16954763019730.7%
2026-04-15973856017627.9%
2026-04-14992252819131.0%
2026-04-131012039518029.8%
2026-04-12655539015816.8%
2026-04-11679541022925.0%
2026-04-10941975418929.0%
2026-04-09933648820931.8%
2026-04-08872468023032.6%
2026-04-07913050520129.9%
Between 23 and 7 hours
DateEventsShortestLongestAverageDown Time
2026-04-16216059023715.4%
2026-04-15254041720115.5%
2026-04-14269036518614.9%
2026-04-132011029019712.2%
2026-04-120----
2026-04-1117853351899.9%
2026-04-102410535519314.3%
2026-04-09218527517011.0%
2026-04-082111040922614.7%
2026-04-07191003341699.9%

I'm open to ideas on other useful stuff - histogram plots of operation against time of day might be interesting

Anyone interested in turning crossing up and down times into some interesting stats - feel free to get in touch

If you want to play with raw data, it's here. Each crossing operation gets a row entry, the first column is when a signal goes green (crossing down), the second is both signals red again (crossing up). Time is Unix time stamp (seconds since 1970)