
Interstate 95 southbound through Stamford is the busiest traffic corridor in the United States, according to a newly released survey.
INRIX, a company that collects transportation data, found that the stretch of I-95 South between Westport and Indian Field Road resulted in heavy traffic delays for drivers during the 8 a.m. commute hour in 2024.
In their data, the company said taking that portion of I-95 South every weekday at 8 a.m. would result in a driver losing 150 hours to traffic congestion in 2024 alone.
I-93 South in Boston took the second place spot, with the traffic hotspot reaching from Charles River to Pilgrim's Highway, according to INRIX.
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The data found that drivers taking I-93 at 3 p.m. every weekday would spend about 109 extra hours on the road due to traffic jams.
You can read the full traffic scorecard below.