Link-level traffic speeds for Japanese cities, built from commercial fleet probes and delivered only as aggregates.
What's included
- Average speed, free-flow speed, travel time and a congestion level from 0 to 4 for each road link and 5-minute interval
- 1.9 million links in 21 metro areas, from expressways to arterial and major local roads
- A real-time feed and historical speed profiles by day of week and time of day
- Incident flags where several probes show a sudden slowdown
How buyers use it
- ETA and routing models for delivery, ride-hailing and navigation apps
- Planning delivery windows and depot locations
- Evaluating road projects and congestion policy
- Adding a traffic factor to demand and logistics forecasts
Coverage and methodology
Speeds come from GPS probes on logistics vans, trucks and taxis operated by partner fleets. Probe points are map-matched to road links and averaged per 5-minute interval. A link-interval is published only when at least three distinct vehicles contributed, and no vehicle identifiers, trips or traces leave Tsubame's processing environment. Coverage is densest in Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya and Fukuoka; quieter links at night fall back to historical profiles and are flagged. History starts in 2019.