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CBSA4: Bridgeport-Stamford-Norwalk CT
Travel Time Tax1
50% Sunday
by Day/Hour
40% Monday
30%
Tuesday Impact of 2009 Peak Period2 Congestion
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20%
Thursday
In 2009, an Average Driver Incurred a
10% Friday For a One-Way,
Annual Travel Time Tax1 (in Hours) of...
0% Saturday Uncongested,
Peak Period2 Bridgeport Metro National
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What Was the Worst Place and Time? I-95 SB @ Atlantic Street/Exit 8, Friday 5-6 PM
[10 mph average speed / 0.41 mile segment]
Bottleneck Rank Average Speed
Regional National Hours of when Congested3
2009 2008 Road/Direction Segment/Interchange County State Length (miles) Congestion3 (mph)
1 – Travel Time Tax is the percentage of extra travel time (vs. “free flow”) a random trip takes in the specific region and time period analyzed. A 10% tax means 10% additional trip time due to congestion.
2 – Peak hours are Monday to Friday, 6 to 10 AM and 3 to 7 PM.
Notes:
3 – “Hours of Congestion” is defined as times of the week when a road segment’s average hourly speed is half or less than its uncongested speed.
4 – CBSA stands for “Core Based Statistical Area,” the official term for a functional region based around an urban center of at least 10,000 people, based on standards published by the U.S. Government’s
Office of Management and Budget (OMB).
Additional information on the methodologies used in this report are available at http://scorecard.inrix.com.