A newly compiled database with real-time statistics reveals when Toronto’s traffic is at its worst and how much time and money drivers are losing to congestion.
On average, Toronto drivers lost 77 hours in congestion in 2022 – nearly 14 more hours than in 2021. That time costs the city's drivers an extra $155 annually in gas.41 hours of sitting in traffic, $151 a year, and prevents nearly 200 kg of carbon dioxide from being emitted – three days working from home save nearly 124 hours, $451, and 591 kg of carbon dioxide.
In 2022, Torontonians spent a total of 199 hours driving , spent a total of $755 on gas, and emitted 990 kg of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.Alongside indexes for 389 cities, TomTomTraffic released data on Feb. 15 showing that the cost of driving is rising in a majority of major metropolitan areas.
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