• Traffic Patterns N.A. updated

    Digital map data provider Navteq has released Navteq Traffic Patterns North America v3.0, an updated historic database that includes typical traffic speeds on nearly one million miles of primary and secondary roads across the United States, Puerto Rico and Canada. Navteq Traffic Patterns is designed to provide product developers and service providers with a reliable, easy-to-use data set for a variety
    July 1, 2008

    Digital map data provider Navteq has released Navteq Traffic Patterns North America v3.0, an updated historic database that includes typical traffic speeds on nearly one million miles of primary and secondary roads across the United States, Puerto Rico and Canada. Navteq Traffic Patterns is designed to provide product developers and service providers with a reliable, easy-to-use data set for a variety of smart-routing applications.

    Navteq Traffic Patterns is created using historical observations from GPS probe and sensor data, which is aggregated, verified and then matched to traffic location codes in the Navteq map database. According to the company, it includes expanded coverage on high-volume surface roads and interconnecting highways to provide more alternate routing options; additional probe source data for existing roads; and a holiday traffic appendix featuring historical traffic patterns for national holidays in the U.S. and Canada.

    “Navteq Traffic Patterns v.3.0 demonstrates up to 33% improvement in travel time accuracy when compared with typical speeds and posted speed limits on freeways and surface roadways,” said Howard Hayes, vp-traffic for Navteq.

    Navteq also announced that MapQuest has expanded its agreement with the company to include access to all 73 countries in the Navteq map database.
    www.navteq.com

    Voice your opinion!

    To join the conversation, and become an exclusive member of FleetOwner, create an account today!

    Sign up for our free eNewsletters

    Latest from Technology

    ID 23746886 | Brick © Dj0038 | Dreamstime.com
    stanford university tower
    Torc is now sponsoring and collaborating in Stanford University's research to improve machine learning safety. The researchers are tackling fundamental challenges for autonomous...
    Kodiak Robotics
    Kodiak Robotics truck at Roush facility
    Roush Industries will soon begin upfitting trucks in its Livonia, Michigan, facility to support Kodiak’s autonomous vehicle hardware. The first upfits will likely go to Atlas ...
    Daimler Truck
    Daimler and Volvo's Coretura leadership
    Two of the largest global truck OEMs have established a joint venture to develop one software-defined vehicle platform, bringing standardization to the industry. While the company...