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Toronto traffic was the World Cup’s worst, but the data reveals a silver lining

The Globe and Mail · August 27, 2026 at 5:00 a.m.

Toronto traffic was the World Cup’s worst, but the data reveals a silver lining

Digging deeper into Geotab’s data reveals that, in some surprising ways, Toronto did a decent job handling the influx of people

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Toronto traffic was the World Cup’s worst, but the data reveals a silver lining

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