With unsurpassed data scale and speed, INRIX is the definitive ongoing source for World Cup transportation analysis
Bellevue, Wash. — INRIX, a global leader in transportation data and analytics, today announced the launch of its 2026 FIFA World Cup Data Hub, providing transportation agencies, event organizers, media, and travelers with a comprehensive, real-time view of how the world’s largest sporting event is moving millions of people.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup spans 16 cities across the United States, Canada, and Mexico, making it the most geographically diverse World Cup in history. With matches across 11 U.S. stadiums attracting millions of fans from around the world, transportation demands vary as widely as the cities themselves. INRIX is uniquely positioned to capture that complexity at scale with unprecedented speed, backed by a data infrastructure no other company can beat.
Drawing on more than 300 million connected vehicles and devices, a 50-petabyte transportation data lake, and 44 billion data points generated daily, INRIX can analyze traffic conditions around any U.S. stadium within hours of a match. The company compares event-day speeds against historical baselines, pinpoints corridor bottlenecks, and benchmarks World Cup impacts against other major events at the same venues, giving the public a real-time view of how World Cup travel behaves across multiple U.S. metros at once.