Chicago-area expressway traffic continued to bounce back with a vengeance from early pandemic lows in 2022, as the region’s commuters lost more hours to congestion than drivers in any other ...

Already, Chicago’s 102 average hours stuck in traffic last year was well above the nationwide average of 43 hours lost to traffic, Inrix found. After Chicago and New York, other large cities ...

Chicago-area drivers had the most hours wasted while sitting in congestion last year, ... according to INRIX. Congestion delays in Chicago are up 7 percent, while Miami’s delays were up 30 percent.

Already, Chicago’s 102 average hours stuck in traffic last year was well above the nationwide average of 43 hours lost to ...

INRIX also analyzed the busiest traffic corridors in the nation. While a section of roadway in Stamford, Connecticut took the top spot, Chicago had five in the top 25.

CHICAGO — It’s not Los Angeles or New York City that has people stuck in traffic the longest. Turns out, the Windy City takes the cake. According to the analytics firm Inrix, the average ...

Chicago tied with New York for the worst traffic congestion in the U.S. in 2024, a new analysis found. On average, commuters in Chicago lost about 102 hours a year, according to INRIX, a ...

According to a new report by mobility research firm INRIX, congestion in Chicago was the second-worst in the country in 2019—up from third place in 2018 and fifth place in 2017.

The ranking released by INRIX, a company specializing in traffic data and analytics, shows Chicago has five of the 10 most congested roads in the United States, and the city itself ranked as one ...

INRIX, an analytics company, ... Chicago was rated the third-most congested city in the nation last year by the INRIX Global Traffic Scorecard, down from its No. 2 spot in 2019.

A record 72.2 million people nationwide are expected to travel at least 50 miles during Fourth of July this year, AAA ...

For example, a trip from Chicago to Milwaukee on Sunday afternoon would take nearly 2.5 hours, an increase of 27% from regular travel times, according to INRIX.