Pune, known for its Smart City vision, seems to be struggling with its traffic situation as it ranks 2nd among Asia’s worst cities for traffic. With an average travel time of 27 minutes and 50 seconds per 10 km, it’s clear that something needs to be done to improve the situation. The lack of accountability and no elections in sight are not helping matters either.
Bengaluru takes the top spot as Asia’s worst city for traffic, with an average wait time of 28 minutes and 10 seconds per 10 km. Following closely behind is Pune, showing that the traffic woes are not unique to one city. Manila and Taichung round out the top four, showcasing the widespread issue of traffic congestion in major cities across Asia.
On a global scale, London reigns as the worst city for traffic, with an average wait time of 37 minutes and 20 seconds per 10 km. Other cities like Dublin, Toronto, Bengaluru, and Pune also make the top ten list, highlighting the universal struggle with traffic congestion. Surprisingly, New Delhi and Mumbai rank 44th and 54th globally, indicating that the traffic situation in these Indian cities may not be as dire as expected.
The TomTom Traffic Index offers valuable insights into traffic patterns worldwide, taking into account factors like average travel times, fuel consumption, and CO2 emissions. With cities across the globe facing similar challenges, it’s clear that innovative solutions are needed to address the issue of traffic congestion and improve the quality of life for residents.
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