Iloilo City has recently won the Gold Rank for Mobility Awards 2021.  Part of the responsibilities as winner is to maintain its pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure. While there are certain monitoring programs installed, the city has yet to institutionalize Bicycle and Pedestrian Count among its existing activities. This lack of consistent data on road use particularly foot traffic (walking and cycling) has made it difficult to properly monitor the efficiency of prioritized roads for cyclists and pedestrians. While other modes of transportation such as motor vehicles have established conventions to collect and use data (such as trip generation for traffic modeling), this has yet to be instituted for other modes of transport, especially non-motorized transport which is a growing feature of cities and urbanizing towns.

The Iloilo Folding Bike Riders (iFOLD), along with the Iloilo Cycling Community, in partnership with the City Government of Iloilo and DPWH, will be conducting its first bicycle count program this coming June in time for International World Bike Day. iFOLD has been advocating and pushing for proper bicycle infrastructure as well as road safety since 2012.