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.
Discover how NYC congestion pricing impacts traffic and vehicle types in Lower Manhattan with our analysis on travel times, fleet shifts and idling behavior.
This blog post, summarizing key insights from the “Bottlenecks, Parking, and Data-Driven Planning” webinar, highlights how advanced technology and data analytics, particularly through the Altitude platform, empower transportation planners. By leveraging anonymized and aggregated truck volumes and Regional Travel Metrics (RTM), planners can optimize routing and parking, enhance regulatory compliance, and benchmark urban freight efficiency, leading to smarter decision-making, reduced congestion, and a more prosperous region.
New Altitude by Geotab study reveals the best and worst US cities for urban freight efficiency, benchmarking nine major areas using real-world commercial vehicle data.
Read this blog to learn more about Altitude’s freight data lake, a digital storehouse of commercial vehicle data, and the importance of navigating it to achieve business goals. Discover five steps for effective data exploration, from identifying objectives to analysis. The post also highlights three use cases demonstrating how Altitude’s insights can be applied in transportation planning, such as for site selection, traffic-calming strategies, and improving truck parking.
Rental vehicle stop insights in Los Angeles indicate more frequent stop events compared to two other major urban regions in the U.S. This highlights a strong potential opportunity for vehicle rental companies to prioritize new revenue opportunities within the L.A. area.
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.
