Inrix's report highlights that Dublin drivers lost 81 hours to congestion in 2024, reflecting a 13% increase, confirming Dublin’s position as a significant traffic hotspot.
London maintains its title as Europe’s most congested city, with 101 hours lost to traffic in 2024, as a result of its dense population and economic activity.
The findings reveal that traffic congestion in various global cities, including Dublin and London, has rebounded to pre-Covid levels, with increases noted in the UK and several European cities.
Istanbul tops the global congestion ranking, with drivers losing an alarming 105 hours in traffic, illustrating the severe impact of urban mobility challenges worldwide.
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