Solution to £8bn cost of congestion 'needs to come from city halls'12/02/2019 Drivers in the UK lost an average of 178 hours a year due to congestion in 2018, costing £7.9bn, according to the latest data from INRIX. |
UK traffic jams "cost motorists £30bn"20/02/2017 Traffic information company INRIX has published its Traffic Scorecard for roads around the world, which says that the UK is the fourth most congested country in the world, which costs drivers £30.8 bn per year. |
Growing economy driving congestion up in UK24/08/2015 The UK is the fifth most congested country in Europe, according to a Traffic Scorecard Report published by INRIX. |
Traffic congestion could cost UK £300bn14/10/2014 Traffic congestion could cost the UK economy more than £300 billion over the next 16 years, according to a study. |
Porsche’s parent company invests in INRIX16/09/2014 Porsche’s parent company, Porsche Automobil Holding SE, has invested $55 million in INRIX – a leading provider of traffic information and driver services. |
Summer holiday traffic set to build23/07/2014 INRIX, a leading provider of traffic information and driver services, has released data to show that UK drivers should avoid travelling on Saturdays when heading off on holiday this summer. |
INRIX to help minimise traffic congestion around Tour de France03/07/2014 INRIX, a leading provider of traffic information and driver services, will provide traffic intelligence to the organisers of the Tour de France’s UK stages in an effort to help minimise traffic congestion around this year’s event. |
UK’s worst roads revealed04/03/2014 The UK is ranked the sixth worst for traffic in Europe, according to a new report from leading traffic information and driver services provider INRIX. |
Journey times expected to triple over Christmas09/12/2013 INRIX, a leading provider of traffic information and driver services, has revealed that the Christmas getaway could take drivers up to three times longer than usual. |
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