Congestion in the two most congested city in each G7 country

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Text version: Panel A: Congestion in the two most congested city in each G7 country

This bar chart shows per cent increase in morning peak travel times versus free flow in the two most congested cities in each of the G7 countries. This increase is highest in Rome (74 per cent), Manchester (68 per cent) and Paris (68 per cent) and lowest in Cologne (52 per cent), Munich (51 per cent) and Toronto (50 per cent). In Vancouver (54 per cent) and London (64 per cent), a 10 per cent increase in morning peak travel times versus free flow is equivalent to 45 hours per hear wasted in traffic.

City	2016
Toronto	50
Munich	51
Cologne	52
Vancouver	54
Honolulu	56
Milan	61
Marseille	62
Los Angeles	62
London	64
Paris	68
Manchester	68
Rome	74

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Source: The Official Website of the 2018 Canadian Presidency of the G7

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