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Golfer. Gamer. Transpo data geek. Formerly of Bellevue, WA now in Idaho. Muscle car owner. Congestion relief fan. Pager code *808. Instagram: @grr867bird
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INRIX World Cup Traffic Report – Day 1 Prediction for June 11, 2026

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By Bob Pishue
| INRIX Blog
INRIX looked at historical data of major events at each of the 11 U.S. stadiums to provide a preview of what travelers should expect on their way to the stadium during the first day of World Cup events in their respective cities.
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World Cup Opening Day – INRIX Traffic Report (June 12-June 15)

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By Bob Pishue
| INRIX Blog
Using INRIX mobility data, we analyzed traffic performance within a one-mile radius of seven stadiums that hosted matches during the tournament’s first three days. The results reveal how event timing, venue location, and fan travel patterns influenced congestion levels, providing an early look at the transportation impacts of one of the world’s largest sporting events.
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Sound Transit shouldn’t saddle taxpayers with decadeslong bonds | Opinion

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By Bob Pishue
| Tacoma News Tribune
As Mountain States Policy Center noted earlier, Sound Transit is in a massive fiscal hole — again. Agency officials recently announced the Sound Transit 3 (ST3) rail program is short a whopping $35 billion, equaling $10,294 for every person in Sound Transit’s district. The news sent shockwaves throughout communities around the Puget Sound, who are nervous about deleted projects, a high tax burden and future promises made on car tab relief.
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