TomTom, Europe’s largest navigation systems company, announced the busiest cities with the help of 2020 data. According to the data, Istanbul ranked 2nd in Europe and 5th in the world in terms of traffic density.
Especially many of us living in big cities. at least 2 hours of your day it’s getting stuck in traffic. You can reach a location that you can reach in twenty minutes under normal conditions, after work or in the morning, in more than 2 hours. Of course, this situation can be seen not only in our country, but also in all major cities around the world.
Well, in which city does the traffic density in Europe make itself felt most prominently? Here is the answer to this question, worldwide 416 cities from 57 countries It was given by TomTom, Europe’s largest navigation systems company, which compiled the data. Shared by TomTom in 2020 data Istanbul has become one of the cities with the busiest traffic in Europe.
Istanbul became the second city with the busiest traffic in Europe
According to data shared by TomTom, the capital of Russia, Moscow, became the city with the busiest traffic in Europe. On the other hand, the list during the second Istanbul with a rate of 51% took place. The overall list was shared between Ukraine and Russia. Turkey, 5th in the world ranking is located.
The shared data showed how much the average time to go from point A to point B increased in heavy traffic under normal conditions. In other words, if you go from point A to point B in Istanbul for 30 minutes without traffic, this time is when there is traffic. increasing by an average of 51% and it takes over 45 minutes.
Cities with the heaviest traffic in Europe:
- Moscow (Russia) – 54%
- Istanbul (Turkey) – 51%
- Kiev (Ukraine) – 51%
- Novosibirsk (Russia) – 45%
- Odessa (Ukraine) – 44%
- Saint Petersburg (Russia) – 44%
- Kharkov (Ukraine) – 43%
- Lodz (Poland) – 42%
- Bucharest (Romania) – 42%
- Samara (Russia) – 41%
Cities with the heaviest traffic in the world:
- Moscow (Russia) – 54%
- Mumbai (India) – 53%
- Bogota (Colombia) – 53%
- Manila (Philippines) – 53%
- Istanbul (Turkey) – 51%