INRIX in the news

INRIX hosted a webinar showcasing how freight movement data provides critical intelligence for cross-border trade, global movement patterns, and freight operations.

A two-semi truck collision on I-5 Southbound near Seattle caused extensive traffic delays across the Puget Sound region for hours.

This event, moderated by INRIX's Chief Product Officer, discusses data-driven strategies for roadway safety during fall, focusing on school zones and nighttime conditions for transportation planners and engineers.

Syracuse University and the City of Syracuse are partnering in the INRIX x MetroLab Challenge to study the impacts of the I-81 Viaduct Project on urban mobility, equity, and the environment using INRIX data.

Forecasts from AAA and INRIX advise Tampa Bay drivers to avoid peak times, especially Friday afternoon and Monday late afternoon, for Labor Day travel due to heavy traffic and higher gas prices.

INRIX forecasts heavy traffic congestion during the Labor Day weekend, with specific peak travel times.

AAA and INRIX provide traffic forecasts, travel tips, and popular destinations for the Labor Day weekend, noting increased gas prices and recommending vehicle checks.

OpenStreetMap has evolved significantly to become a reliable routing backbone, especially when combined with dynamic traffic intelligence for accurate navigation.

INRIX expands its predictive parking and curb intelligence platform, offering an AI-native solution that integrates real-time data and advanced analytics to provide highly accurate and usable parking insights for cities, OEMs, and mobility platforms worldwide.

Inrix introduced an AI Traffic Reporter platform for U.S. radio stations, automating traffic report generation and delivery using AI-voiced audio or scripts from incident and vehicle data.

Inrix launched an AI traffic solution for real-time traffic updates and road condition monitoring.

Inrix launched Roadway Analytics, a cloud-based platform using global traffic data to help public agencies manage road networks.

INRIX partnered with Cleverciti to integrate real-time parking availability data into its platform, aiming to improve urban mobility and parking management for cities and drivers.

Istanbul is again the world's most congested city, with its drivers losing 118 hours to traffic in 2025, according to the Inrix Global Traffic Scorecard.

Istanbul was again ranked as the world's most congested city by Inrix, with a typical driver losing 118 hours in 2025.

INRIX offers tools that help cities quantify and reduce transportation emissions by optimizing existing infrastructure and traffic signal systems.

INRIX data reveals a late-night World Cup match led to significantly lighter and faster morning rush-hour traffic in several English cities.

INRIX expands its predictive parking intelligence platform, emphasizing real-world coverage and dynamic availability for automotive OEMs, cities, and mobility platforms.

INRIX launched a transparent "Speeds Update" framework with a beta environment for customers to validate semi-annual speed model improvements, focusing on trapped traffic, urban stop-and-go, and high-speed accuracy in its 2026.B update.

INRIX provides a complimentary truck parking analysis to help agencies secure competitive FHWA/INFRA grants by strengthening their applications with real-world data and insights.