Traffic on the N302 and railway lines crossing the bridge can be busy during peak hours. Pedestrian/cyclist paths see moderate usage. It does not attract tourist crowds.
The Royal Lelystad Bridge experiences typical traffic volumes for a major road (N302) and railway line in the Netherlands. During weekday peak commuting hours (e.g., 07:00-09:00 and 16:00-18:00), vehicle and rail traffic traversing the bridge can be quite heavy.
Pedestrian and bicycle paths on or adjacent to the bridge will see moderate usage from local commuters and recreational users. However, since the bridge is not a tourist attraction, it does not experience 'crowds' in the conventional tourist sense. Any 'busyness' refers to the flow of operational traffic rather than visitor numbers.