Top 10 U.S. Cities With the Worst Traffic in 2024

Traffic congestion is more than a commuter’s headache; it has significant consequences for supply chains across the U.S. According to the latest TomTom Traffic Index, which analyzed data from 500 cities worldwide, delays are increasing in urban centers, disrupting the movement of goods and driving up logistics costs. Here are the 10 most congested U.S. cities and what this means for supply chains.

1. New York, NY
New York tops the list, with drivers taking an average of 30 minutes and 1 second to travel six miles. This congestion doesn’t just slow commuters—it hampers delivery trucks and freight carriers, adding to delivery delays and higher transportation costs.

2. San Francisco, CA
In San Francisco, drivers spend 25 minutes and 37 seconds on a six-mile trip. This translates to extended delivery times and challenges in last-mile logistics for supply chains, especially given the city’s steep hills and dense ur…

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