Seasonal Variation in Traffic Congestion: A Study of Three U.S. Cities

J L Memmott · Peg Young

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Drivers may notice seasonal changes in patterns of highway congestion in many urban areas of the country. These patterns, however, can be very different for individual cities. This report looks at congestion patterns over a 3-year period for three U.S. cities—Chicago, Los Angeles, and Houston (selected to illustrate geographic diversity)—by estimating the changes in monthly congestion during the year, the differences occurring in morning and evening congestion, and differences in weekend and weekday congestion.

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