Miami isn’t the most traffic-congested place in the world. But it’s up there.

Oh, we know that you think that you are in the traffic of Miami, 836 or Palmette or I-95 or the sturdy tail light of North Kendall Drive or Biscayne Avenue ... Well, basically every way in Miami - Dade County

According to the latest survey by INRIX, a global analyst firm, Miami is behind other nine cities in the world in terms of traffic congestion. There are only four cities in the US in front of us, but this is a big achievement.

But every year the poor spirit spends more time in the car than us. Let's consider Los Angeles as an example. In 2017, the driver of Angel City spent an average of 102 hours by car, but there was no "Lalandland" running on the highway to distract us from the actual life.

In Miami, we spent 64 hours of traffic last year. Probably using inappropriate language, I turned the driver upside down. If researchers are going to go to South Beach between Art Basel, I think INRIX will change that adjustment.

Moscow, New York City, Sao Paulo, Brazil, Sao Paulo, San Francisco, Colombia Bogota, London, Atlanta, India ranks 2nd to 9th among the top ten.

So we will not. 10. However, the traffic volume of Miami is so terrible that you can easily score a Miami's bingo card. Try out

Clearly, innovation is necessary. According to the Inrix Global Traffic Scorecard and the fifth largest congested city in the United States, Miami has recently been ranked as the tenth largest congested city in the world. Miami commuters have an average congestion time of 64 hours on average at peak hours. This corresponds to about 10% of the total operation time. This is incorrect, but as we remind people that they always need to be the core of our plan, we must begin to solve their painful points.

It is contaminated, crowded, and expensive. This is a snapshot of Miami's trip. It is the result of analyzing the traffic network of Miami. Miami is the fifth largest traffic congestion in the United States, the tenth largest city in the world, according to the world traffic experts research company INRIX, each resident spends an average of 65 hours traffic congestion a year on average. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the highest traffic accident rate in the country crossing Florida Interstate 95 is not a coincidence.

Traffic is one of the most troubling aspects of Miami's life. Due to the lack of serious public transportation, most people in Miami rely on their car to come and go. Due to the enthusiasm of local drivers, the metropolitan area is often considered one of the worst driving in the country. According to some people in the area, using direction indicators on the Miami expressway is considered a weak point. Public transportation (including Metro Bus, Metro Rail, Metro Mover) has been improved in terms of timeliness and ease of use. The 3-track train system extends northward from Miami International Airport to coastal areas such as Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, Deerfield Beach, Boca Raton, West Palm Beach and more. However, for a salaried worker living in a more inland area, the report is small. Companies such as Uber, Lyft, and other shared start-up companies provide services to this area and are widely recognized.