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Freight Traffic Vs. Tariffs Impact – Trend Tracker

Through our cross-border freight and port activity tracker, we cut through the complexity, offering clear, real-world insights into unfolding trends. By monitoring granular changes in HDV operations at these key trade nexuses, we empower businesses to better anticipate challenges, seize opportunities and navigate geopolitical influences on North American freight movement.

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Data reveals Gardiner Gridlock: Altitude by Geotab Reveals Double Travel Times, Double the Business Strain

Geotab’s analysis reveals that construction on Toronto’s Gardiner Expressway in 2025 has doubled travel times, causing significant delays and impacting businesses. The most congested areas experienced a 230% delay, leading to business interruptions, increased driver stress, and lost productivity. These delays also contribute to billions lost annually in the regional economy.

Following up on the Gardiner Expressway renovation project with commercial vehicle insights

In our latest report, Altitude by Geotab analyzes the impact of ongoing construction on Toronto’s Gardiner Expressway using aggregated commercial vehicle data. Travel times have significantly increased, with morning commutes now taking nearly twice as long as before construction began in early 2024. The report highlights specific sections of the Gardiner experiencing the worst delays and shows how these changes impact both commuters and commercial vehicles. Altitude’s mobility insights provide valuable data for developing smarter traffic management strategies and mitigating congestion in affected areas.

The Rail Splitter expansion: How can stop data help us stay ahead of parking demand?

The Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) is expanding the parking capacity from six to 18 spaces, recognizing the high demand and overflow parking issues. Analysis shows a significant portion of trucks park in overflow areas, and most long-duration stops occur at night when capacity is constrained. The author emphasizes that understanding stop duration and time-of-day behavior is crucial for planning infrastructure upgrades, not just stop counts. The post advocates for using stop-level insights to predict demand, improve safety, and optimize freight networks.

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