When cities move,
our world moves forward.
The way cities move reflects our changing world. With mobility data from more than 500 cities across six continents, the TomTom Traffic Index captures how people, goods and ideas flow globally. It provides cities with insights to become more livable, sustainable and efficient, transforming them into thriving urban environments that move with purpose and accelerate.
London was the slowest city in Europe in 2024
It takes the average driver, on the average day, just over 33 minutes to drive 10 km. That’s an average speed of 18 kmph (11.2 mph). Compared to when traffic is free flowing, it equates to a delay of about 8 minutes per trip
This all adds up. Based on these averages, drivers in London lose 46 minutes per day due to congested rush hour traffic.
New York was the slowest city of 2024 in the U.S.
Compared to the rest of the globe, the travel times drivers experience in the American metropolis see it rank 25th in the world.
Sapporo, Japan experiences the worst day of traffic in 2024
When traffic is running smoothly, drivers can complete a 10 km trip in under 23 minutes in Hokkaido’s largest city. In average traffic, that journey would take about 30 and a half minutes. Sapporo ranks 29th globally, based on travel times.
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