A recently released report from INRIX highlights that traffic congestion in New York City cost drivers over $1,800 in 2024, equating to nearly three weeks of lost work.
The advent of a congestion toll in Manhattan intends to reduce traffic volume by 17% and lower air pollution, thereby improving the region's mass transit system.
The 2024 report shows that New York's annual traffic delays increased by one percent compared to the previous year, with Friday traffic surging by 5%.
INRIX notes a disturbing trend, as cities like New York experience increasing congestion due to returning office mandates and declining fuel costs, potentially leading to a trip growth in 2025.
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