In January, we presented our research at the Transportation Research Board (TRB) Annual Meeting during the poster session for the 2025 INRIX x…

Rising fuel costs do not always produce an immediate, broad pullback in driving. Earlier INRIX analysis, in “Fuel Prices Are…

Every Memorial Day weekend, millions of Americans hit the road for beach trips, lake weekends, family visits, and the unofficial…

Traffic management is evolving rapidly and the recent webinar “From Intersections to Networks: A New Era of Signal Performance Analytics”, offered a compelling look…

For much of the history of radio, traffic reporting has relied on manual effort: reporters watching screens, listening to scanners,…

As the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) continues their aggressive construction campaign to meet the mid-June/July world cup deadline, traffic continued…

INRIX proudly congratulates the North Central Texas Council of Governments (NCTCOG) on receiving the 2026 TexITE Transportation Achievement Award in Traffic Engineering, an honor…

Micromobility has matured quickly—from pilot programs and experiments to permanent elements of urban transportation networks. As scooters, bikes, and carshare services become…

Freight, not the consumer motorist, is becoming the first clear behavioral responder to sustained 2026 fuel-price pressure.  While consumers in both the…

Cities face growing challenges in managing everything that takes place within the public right-of-way — from vehicle activity, construction, micromobility, and pedestrian access….

Micromobility programs; whether scooters, bikes, or carshare, are rarely as unique as they may seem. Across cities, agencies are grappling with many…

In our first “Five ways to reduce traffic congestion” blog, we explored five of the most surefire ways city and state government officials…