Tomtom-2018年全球交通拥堵城市排名指数:中国最堵是重庆(英文)-2019.6-23页_206kb
报告摘要
Traffic Index 2018 Summary
Core Content
The TomTom Traffic Index 2018 provides data on urban traffic congestion levels across various cities globally, aimed at aiding drivers, city planners, auto manufacturers, and policy makers. The index includes congestion levels and their changes compared to the previous year, offering insights into the traffic dynamics of different regions.
Main Points
- The index lists 403 cities and their congestion levels.
- Cities are categorized by population size: Megacity (>8 million), Large (>800 thousand), and Small (<800 thousand).
- Congestion levels are classified into four categories:
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50%
- 25% - 50%
- 15% - 25%
- <15%
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Key Findings
- Mumbai (India) is ranked 1st with a congestion level of 65%, showing a 1% decrease.
- Bogota (Colombia) is ranked 2nd with a congestion level of 63%, showing a 1% increase.
- Lima (Peru) is ranked 3rd with a congestion level of 58%, showing an 8% increase.
- New Delhi (India) is ranked 4th with a congestion level of 58%, showing a 4% decrease.
- Moscow region (oblast) (Russia) is ranked 5th with a congestion level of 56%, showing a 1% decrease.
- Istanbul (Turkey) is ranked 6th with a congestion level of 53%, showing a 6% decrease.
- Jakarta (Indonesia) is ranked 7th with a congestion level of 53%, showing an 8% decrease.
- Bangkok (Thailand) is ranked 8th with a congestion level of 53%, showing a 2% decrease.
- Mexico City (Mexico) is ranked 9th with a congestion level of 52%, with no change.
- Recife (Brazil) is ranked 10th with a congestion level of 49%, showing a 2% increase.
Regional Insights
- India has several highly congested cities, including Mumbai, New Delhi, and Chennai.
- Brazil includes Recife, Sao Paulo, and Rio de Janeiro in the top 10.
- China has Chongqing, Zhuhai, and Guangzhou among the top 20.
- United States Of America features Los Angeles, New York, and San Francisco in the top 40.
- Poland has Lodz, Poznan, and Warsaw in the top 40.
- Russia includes Moscow region (oblast) and Novosibirsk.
- United Kingdom has London, Edinburgh, and Bournemouth in the top 20.
- France includes Paris, Lyon, and Marseille.
- Japan features Tokyo, Osaka, and Nagoya.
- Germany has Berlin, Hamburg, and Munich.
- Spain includes Barcelona, Madrid, and Seville.
- Italy has Rome, Milan, and Naples.
- Turkey includes Istanbul, Ankara, and Antalya.
- Switzerland has Geneva, Zurich, and Lausanne.
- Australia features Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane.
- Netherlands includes The Hague, Rotterdam, and Amsterdam.
- Canada has Vancouver, Toronto, and Edmonton.
Congestion Trends
- Many cities show increases in congestion, such as Lodz, Novosibirsk, Kiev, and Dublin.
- Some cities have decreases, such as Mumbai, New Delhi, Istanbul, and Jakarta.
- A few cities have no change in congestion levels, like Mexico City, New York, and San Francisco.
Conclusion
The TomTom Traffic Index 2018 highlights the varying levels of urban traffic congestion globally. It serves as a valuable resource for understanding traffic patterns and planning accordingly. The data shows that cities in India, Brazil, China, and Russia have some of the highest congestion levels, while United Kingdom, Netherlands, and United States Of America also feature heavily congested areas.
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