Transit crowdedness trends from around the world, according to Google Maps

Devesh Raj
1 min readJun 27, 2019

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Crowdedness predictions come from optional feedback directly from the people who use Google Maps. In fact, you may have received notifications asking about how crowded your subway, train, or bus ride was after navigating in transit mode. To learn more about how crowdedness levels vary around the world, we analyzed aggregated and anonymized reports of crowdedness from Google Maps users from October 2018 to June 2019 during peak commuting hours (6am — 10am), and identified which lines had the highest number of crowdedness reports. Here’s what we found:

Originally published at https://www.blog.google on June 27, 2019.

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Devesh Raj
Devesh Raj

Written by Devesh Raj

Map Analyst at Google Maps. Speaker at Google Developer Group. Ex-CTO of Foodifi #Passionate #Maps, #Android Developer. #Entrepreneur #YouTuber #Speaker

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