A recent INRIX analysis reveals that Montreal experiences the worst traffic congestion in the country. According to the study, people who drive in the city lose an average of 63 hours annually during peak travel periods.

INRIX, which evaluates congestion patterns in over 1,300 urban areas worldwide, ranks Montreal 28th on the global list.

The top three most congested cities internationally are Istanbul, Mexico City, and Chicago.

Toronto and Vancouver follow Montreal within Canada’s congestion standings. Drivers in Toronto lose 59 hours a year, placing the city 34th worldwide, while those in Vancouver spend 46 hours in traffic, earning it the 79th spot.

Compared with last year’s results, Montreal’s time wasted in rush-hour traffic has climbed by 9 per cent. Toronto recorded a smaller ri

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