Understanding When Slowdowns Began and How Long They Last

Explains why traffic slowdowns must be measured by onset, duration, and location rather than daily averages, using Ticon analytics and city congestion pricing examples.

July 13, 2026

Finding Urban Bottlenecks Before They Become Capital Projects

A detailed look at how Ticon’s high-resolution traffic analytics help cities identify urban bottlenecks, measure delay and saturation, and prioritize interventions before they require costly capital projects.

July 13, 2026

Historical Traffic Data Turns Mixed-Use Growth Into Measurable Mobility Strategy

Mixed-use developments demand more than annual averages. This article explains how historical traffic data, intraday monitoring, and Ticon’s methods help engineers measure impacts, model turning movements, and improve mobility.

July 8, 2026

Bottlenecks Are Not Always Where Traffic Looks Heaviest

A traffic-analysis blog explaining why congestion bottlenecks often differ from highest-volume locations, and how detailed intraday data helps engineers choose between signal timing, access management, and capital improvements.

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Understanding When Slowdowns Began and How Long They Last

Finding Urban Bottlenecks Before They Become Capital Projects

Historical Traffic Data Turns Mixed-Use Growth Into Measurable Mobility Strategy

Bottlenecks Are Not Always Where Traffic Looks Heaviest