Stop activity is not constant throughout the day. Instead, it rises and falls in recognizable time windows, with stronger concentrations in late afternoon and evening periods. This suggests that traffic stops are shaped by daily mobility patterns rather than occurring randomly across time.

Weekly totals also vary, which indicates that stop activity changes across the broader rhythm of weekday and weekend travel. Time therefore matters not just at the hourly level, but also at the level of recurring weekly behavior.

The hourly chart shows a clear temporal rhythm, with the strongest concentration in evening hours. The weekday chart also shows that stop totals are uneven across the week rather than flat.

The monthly chart is useful for broad trend inspection, but seasonal interpretation should remain cautious because the available monthly totals may reflect uneven or partial coverage rather than a complete year of comparable observations.