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Transportation agencies are under increasing pressure to improve traffic operations while working with limited staff, budgets, and field resources. To make the most of their time, engineers need a way to quickly identify problem locations, prioritize improvements, and measure results across an entire network.  

Probe–based Signal Analytics uses v...

Following the first week of FIFA World Cup 2026 group-stage matches, INRIX continued to monitor traffic conditions around host stadiums to understand how tournament travel impacted local road networks.

While several venues experienced significant congestion before and after matches, others saw only minor disruptions compared to normal traffic patterns. Matches ...

Following the opening matches of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, INRIX continued to monitor traffic conditions around host stadiums to understand how fans and everyday travelers shared the road network.

While some cities experienced significant congestion immediately before and after matches, others saw only minor impacts compared to a typical Monday. The June 1...

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is coming to 11 U.S. stadiums between mid-June and mid-July 2026. Cities around these stadiums have prepared for traffic disruptions during the events, ensuring cars, freight, transit, and walking/cycling facilities are able to accommodate the increase in visitors to the stadiums. 

INRIX looked at historical data of major events at each of th...

The opening weekend of the 2026 FIFA World Cup delivered historic moments on the pitch and significant transportation challenges on the roads surrounding host venues across the United States. With millions of fans traveling to matches, host cities experienced notable fluctuations in traffic conditions before and after kickoff.

Using INRIX mobility data, we analyzed traffic pe...