Solution
Vehicle Miles Traveled
Improve trend analysis and prediction accuracy
Correlate the economic activity and granular driving trends in the counties that matter most to your analysis.
Get more up-to-date vehicle miles traveled (VMT) metrics down to the county level to better optimize routes, plan and manage transportation infrastructure, and plan retail business operations and forecast revenue.
Benefits
Improve accuracy
130M+ average daily trips from 45M+ active geographically dispersed consumer connections
Close gaps on the map
95% of our metrics come from U.S. consumer connections vs. fleet sources, with more than 65% of miles captured on arterial roads
Make faster decisions
Metrics updated and available daily
Get insights where you need them
Data aggregated to the county level for localized trends across all road types
Integrate easily
Aggregated data that is normalized and indexed makes it simple to incorporate into your analysis
Blog
How to win: 3 ways to drive decisions with driving data for the auto aftermarket industry
With unique driving data, auto aftermarket businesses can start to understand consumers’ traffic patterns and behaviors that can help drive informed decision-making.
Learn about three ways the auto aftermarket industry can leverage data on consumers’ driving behaviors and patterns to inform smarter business decisions.
News & insights
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How the traditional automakers can catch-up on autonomous vehicles
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