Every truck pick-up and delivery tells a story. Where the vehicles stop, how long they dwell, where they cross borders,…

How do we know whether autonomous vehicles are safer than human drivers?  The answer starts with transportation data.  A recent…

When a natural disaster strikes, transportation systems quickly become more than roads, highways and intersections. They become lifelines.  Whether communities…

As Americans make the most of the unofficial final weekend of summer, INRIX expects traffic to build on major roads…

Wildfires are no longer rare, isolated emergencies. They are becoming more frequent, destructive and more complex to manage, especially across…

Signal performance has a direct impact on how efficiently people and goods move through a transportation network. But understanding that…

OpenStreetMap, commonly known as OSM, began with a simple but ambitious idea: create a free, editable map of the world…

For decades, routing was viewed primarily as a navigation problem. The goal was simple: identify the shortest or fastest path…

Over the past decade, cities have launched dozens of curb pilots.  Smart loading zones. Sensor deployments. Digital dashboards.  Many deliver…

Supply chain resilience is the ability to anticipate, adapt to, and recover from disruptions while maintaining operational performance. For logistics…

Cities are collecting more curb data than ever before.  Sensors. Surveys. Payment systems. Pilot programs.  And yet, many still struggle…

Over the past several months we’ve heard countless stories about autonomous rideshare vehicles suspending operations because of bad weather, flooded roads, and driving through active work zones across Atlanta,…