"consumer traffic" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to people who are visiting or buying from businesses. For example, "The store saw an increase in consumer traffic during the holiday season."
Over the years, an incoherent patchwork of consumer, traffic and zoning laws has accrued to regulate parking.
"And with the demise of Kmart, and problems with others in the industry, Walgreen is likely to benefit from redirected consumer traffic".
The head of Jeep, Mike Manley, said in an interview that consumer traffic in Jeep showrooms increased by up to 20percentt after the campaign began.
Just as important to advertisers as the consumer traffic is the million physicians each month who visit Medscape.com, a separate WebMD Health site.
The stagnant e-waste programs are a wasted opportunity: A robust recycling program can yield financial rewards, happier employees and greater consumer traffic, industry observers say.
The five-member commission voted unanimously to close its investigation without bringing charges, although some staff members argued vigorously that Google should face sanctions for using online search results to draw consumer traffic to its own services.
This new document, which would outline "best practices" for ISPs, would act as an outline for what ISPs could and couldn't do to consumers' traffic, and would also codify what users should expect.
In 2010, consumer IP traffic in North America completely dwarfed voice traffic with 5.7 terabytes per month versus 36,000 for the aging voice network.
Cisco forecasts that 90percentt of consumer IP traffic (which makes up the majority of total IP traffic) will be video in 2013.
By 2005, consumer IP traffic had reached 669,000 terabytes per month (with 2 terabytes of that being IP voice traffic), while voice traffic had shrunk to 48,000 terabytes per month.
By some forecasts, video will account for about 90 percent of all consumer Internet traffic by 2013.
