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How Google Maps Knows There’s a Traffic Jam! Google Maps traffic data comes from phones inside moving cars. Anyone navigating with Google Maps has location on, and every few seconds the phone records a GPS fix (position plus time). Two fixes a few seconds apart are enough to calculate how fast the car is moving, and thousands of phones give the average speed across a city. GPS gets noisy between tall buildings and can place a car on the wrong street. Map matching fixes this by snapping those points onto the road the car could actually have driven on. The color then depends on how slow traffic is compared to that road’s normal speed, so 30 km/h is fine on a small street and a jam on a highway. Did you think Google Maps traffic came from road sensors or cameras? Tell us in the comments. #GoogleMaps #GPS #MapMatching #TrafficData #HowItWorks #DataEngineering #SystemDesign #TechExplained #SoftwareEngineering #BigData #KodeKloud

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