INRIX Inc.
Founded in 2005, INRIX pioneered the intelligent mobility category by transforming big data from connected devices and vehicles into mobility insights. This revolutionary approach enabled INRIX to become one of the leading providers of data and analytics into how people move around the world. INRIX provides cities and road authorities with a leading on-demand analytics platform for making data-driven decisions and managing mobility to keep the world moving smarter, safer, and more efficiently. Financial services use INRIX for global insights into consumer trends, supply chain health, forecasting revenue, manufacturing activity, and macro trends. By empowering cities, businesses, and people with valuable insights, INRIX is helping to improve mobility from the first mile to the last. With partners and solutions spanning across the entire mobility ecosystem, INRIX is uniquely positioned at the intersection of technology and transportation – whether its keeping drivers safe, improving traffic signal timing, optimizing the last mile, understanding complex supply chains, or helping a business expand their retail footprint.www.inrix.com
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Oct 18, 2026
Marty PetersonHOST
All of that engineering is expensive, but what it buys is another reliable option for Americans.
Marty PetersonHOST
According to INRIX, a transportation analytics company, the typical U.S. driver spent more than two days sitting in traffic in 2025, up 11% from 2024.
Andy KunzGUEST
We're stuck in traffic everywhere.
Andy KunzGUEST
We're stuck in airports everywhere.
Marty PetersonHOST
All of that engineering is expensive, but what it buys is another reliable option for Americans.
Marty PetersonHOST
According to Inrix, a transportation analytics company, the typical US driver spent more than two days sitting in traffic in 2025, up 11% from 2024.
Andy KunzSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
We're stuck in traffic everywhere.
Andy KunzSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
We're stuck in airports everywhere.
Sam DenbyNARRATOR
All expenses that a rural American would scoff at, but expenses that hardly reflect the shared costs that cars create in the US's most densely populated environment, from air quality and pedestrian danger to simple quality of life.
Sam DenbyNARRATOR
The result is this: New York's number one standing in INRIX's 2023 Congestion Impact Ranking, where the average driver moved at just 10 miles or 16 kilometers per hour and gave up about 101 of their hours a year to sit in traffic-related delays.
Sam DenbyNARRATOR
And those are stats for the whole of New York City.
Sam DenbyNARRATOR
Manhattan was far, far worse.