London topped the list with the highest CO2 emissions per driven mile during rush hour. The average annual CO2 emission for a six-mile round trip in Bengaluru is 974 kg for petrol cars, the report said. Global city rankings are numerous, with one study suggesting as many as 300 global cities worldwide. Its also fifth in the list for 'Cities with the highest CO2 emissions per driven miles during rush hour'. Tom Tom released its index on Thursday detailing traffic trends across 389 cities in 56 countries, throughout 2022.īengaluru is also fourth in cities where traffic alone accounted for lost time, the report stated. Milan, Pune, Bucharest, Lima, Manila and Bogota came in at 5,6,7,8,9 and 10 respectively. Dublin came in third behind Bengaluru while Sapporo in Japan was fourth. The top rank went to London with 36 minutes and 20 seconds – an increase of 1 min 50 seconds as compared to 2021. India was also represented on the GCI by New Delhi (57), Chennai, (72), and Kolkata (79). Mumbai came in at 47 and the average travel time for 10 km is 21 minutes and 10 seconds – a minute less than Delhi. The highest ranked South Asian city by far was Mumbai at number 41. Delhi is ranked at 34 with the average time needed to travel 10 km in the city at 22 minutes and 10 seconds. The findings were shared by a report by TomTom, a Dutch multinational developer of location tech.įour other Indian cities made it to the list with Pune also securing a rank in top 10 at 6. The Silicon Valley of India is the second slowest city in the world to drive in as one can cover just 10 km in 29 minutes and 10 seconds in the city.
Bangalore is home to nearly 8.5 million people. Bengaluru has ranked high among the slowest cities in the world when it comes to moving in traffic. Bangalore is followed by the capital, Delhi (global rank: 143), Mumbai (144), Chennai (150) and Calcutta (151).
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