Data Source for Pedestrian Traffic counts?
Does anyone have a good data source for pedestrian traffic counts please?

I always check data from the city but while pretty much every city will have vehicle traffic counts almost none seem to have pedestrian traffic counts. Some might count pedestrian crossings at intersections but it is not the same thing at all. 

Does anyone have a map/website/data source where I can find these? I'm in the Southern California area btw in case the sources are regional/local. 
[{"id": "egke1w3", "text": "No, you will have to collect that data yourself. \n\nTraffic counts come from the people who own the roads. There is no way to collect where people walk, outside of setting up a camera to capture that data. If you are near a metro stop, you may be able to get the metro ridership but in terms of how many people walk on the sidewalk, that data is just too unpredictable. \n\n", "replies": [{"id": "egl056g", "text": "This guy is correct \u261d\ufe0f it is one by surveyors then averaged by day. At least the ones I have seen are. ", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "egkpxkq", "text": "You can count pedestrians with my software:\nhttps://www.roadometry.com/\n\nThere are a few caveats:\n1) You have to collect the video yourself\n2) There's a learning curve to our software\n3) The pedestrian-detection accuracy in our software isn't anything special\n4) Our software requires a license unless you want to process your footage in 30-minute chunks", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]