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The Car traffic data category provides information about monthly average daily traffic by days of the week and by hours. The information is based on Urbi navigator data.

Overview

Car traffic

To get started:

  1. Go to the Main or Data tab.
  2. Select the Car traffic data category.
  3. On the Filters tab, select a Territory.
  4. Set the remaining filter parameters if necessary.

The data is visualized on the map as centroid points: the centers of the object geometries. The following results of a data sample are available:

  • Total count of registered trips.
  • Average and maximum traffic by hour.

To save this data sample and customize its visualization (e.g., as a heatmap), click Create layer.

Filters

For the Car traffic category, the following filters are available:

  • Territories: country and city. You can select no more than 5 cities per country. There may also be restrictions depending on the tariff. Required for selection.

  • Nearby: limiting the data sample by territorial availability. Possible options:

    • Off: default value.
    • Radius: circle with a radius from 10 to 100000 m is drawn around a point in the center of the map. The default value is 10000 m.
    • Path: area that is accessible by car or on foot within 5 to 30 min is drawn around a point in the center of the map. The default value is 15 min.

    To change the area, drag the center point to the necessary area of the map.

  • Year-month: year and month to display daily traffic. You can select multiple options.

  • Day of week: day of the week to display daily traffic. You can select multiple options.

  • Hour: hour to display daily traffic. You can select multiple options.

To reset the filter, click Cross icon next to the filter name. To reset all filters, click Reset filters at the bottom of the tab.

Visualization

Important

For the H3 display method, you must set the Resolution parameter to 10 so that data is displayed correctly.

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