Route analysis results

Keep in mind: Analysis results are available for two years. After two years, the report will expire. We strongly recommend saving the results on your device or cloning the report to maintain the results for a longer time.

Example of route results visualization:

Report configuration panel showing report name, report type as Route analysis, date ranges listed, time sets listed, route names, vehicle type, map version, and Full traversal toggle status — A view of the parameters set for the report

Map view displaying route as colored line with segments, and left sidebar showing segment list with expandable details including segment ID, direction, length, speed, and sample size for selected segment — A map view of segment details

Bar chart showing segment-level metrics with bars representing different values like speed and travel time for each segment along the route, with segment IDs on x-axis — A graph view of segment details

Segment list of the route analysis:

Detailed table listing all route segments with columns for segment ID, direction, start and end nodes, length in meters, functional road class, speed limit, average speed, median speed, travel time, and sample size — A list of each segment and its corresponding values

Example of route results visualization - summary:

Multi-series line graph showing route-level statistics over time or across segments with multiple colored lines representing different metrics like speed and travel time ratios

Summary table showing aggregated route statistics including total route length, average travel time, median travel time, harmonic average speed, travel time ratios, and percentile values for the entire route

For every Route Analysis, the results and route definition can be downloaded. The downloadable files include:

Zip (GeoJSON)
JSON
KMZ
Zip file
XLSX (Microsoft Excel)

GeoJSON GeoJSON is a format for encoding a variety of geographic data structures.

JSON The JSON file contains all information presented in the XLSX file but presented in a human-readable text format. Please refer to the XLSX section below.

KMZ A Google file format with route geometry, average speeds and travel time ratios that can be displayed e.g on Google Earth.

XLSX The spreadsheet (Excel format) file gives basic information about the analysis, such as the name of the job, creation date, date ranges and time sets, presented within the first sheet of the workbook. In addition, the first sheet contains information on a route level:

Route ID
Route name
Date Range
Time set
Full traversal
Probe source
Covered route length [meters]
Sample size [average per segment]
Average travel time [hh:mm:ss]
Median travel time [hh:mm:ss]
Harmonic average speed [kph]
15^th percentile Speed [kph]
85^th percentile Speed [kph]
Average travel time ratio (ratio of travel time in the current time set to travel time in the base set)
Planning Time Index
From 5^th to 95^thpercentile of travel time
Total route length [meters]
Map versions
Standard deviation of travel time (available only for tull traversals)

In each Traffic Stats report, one of the time sets is marked as the base set, indicated by a black star. When you have more than one time set in the analysis, the travel time ratio shows you a comparison of a given time set to the base one.

Time set list showing Morning Peak time set marked with yellow star icon indicating it is selected as the base set for travel time ratio calculations — **Morning Peak** time set as **base set**

The following sheets in the Excel file provide:

Speeds (harmonic average) - on segment level
Speeds (median) - on segment level
Percentile speeds - on route level
Percentile travel times - on route level
Cumulative travel times - on segment level
Relative standard deviation - on segment level
Travel time ratio - on segment level
Percentiles each segment - on segment level

ZIP file The compressed file delivers the Shapefile (Esri format) with route geometry and DBF tables corresponding to the time sets pre-defined in the analysis.