Traffic Congestion

Europe's Worst Cities For Traffic Congestion

INRIX has released its 2019 Global Traffic Scorecard which found that drivers in the Colombian capital of Bogota lost the most time stuck in traffic in 2019 - 191 hours in total. The analysis also examined traffic gridlock across Europe, finding that Rome has the worst delays with people spending an average of 166 hours in traffic jams last year. Paris is close behind with 165 hours lost while Dublin has the third-worst congestion levels with drivers there losing 154 hours on average in 2019.

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This chart shows the average hours lost to congestion per driver in major European cities in 2019.

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Cities with the longest traffic jam delays in Europe in 2019, based on average number of hours lost per year
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Number of hours spent in traffic jams in the Netherlands in 2018, per city
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Number of hours spent in traffic jams in the Belgium in 2018, per city
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Most congested city centers in the world by amount of time lost per year during rush hours in 2023 (in hours)
Number of hours lost per year in vehicle traffic in some Latin American cities in 2023
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Most congested cities in Germany in 2024, in hours lost per year

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