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I am looking for a dataset of traffic flow and its corresponding weather data, such as rain and temperature, of the same location. I am studying the effect of weather variables on traffic, preferably inside cities not on highways.

P.S. I could find traffic data of some locations without the corresponding weather, and vice versa. What I need is both data of the same location.

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  • I found this dataset: d.umn.edu/~tkwon/TMCdata/TMCarchive.html which is about Twin Cities highways and you can find the corresponding weather data at mesonet.agron.iastate.edu/request/… However, these data are captured on highways where the effect of weather on traffic is not very clear. I need data like this for roads inside cities where weather stations are close to these roads.
    – Aram
    Jan 18, 2021 at 20:03
  • What location are you looking for data on? Specific to a latitude/longitude? City-wide? Country-wide? Worldwide?
    – moonman239
    Jan 20, 2021 at 15:30
  • No specific location. Any traffic data captured inside a city can work as long as they are consistent with the corresponding weather data of the same location.
    – Aram
    Jan 20, 2021 at 17:04
  • for weather data, see: opendata.stackexchange.com/q/10154/11218
    – Swier
    May 30, 2022 at 9:40

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I use visual crossing for weather data (www.visualcrossing.com). I can specify latitude and longitude for weather data. It is a consistent data set for historical and forecast that I use in AI/ML applications through their webservices API. It contains all the key weather data I need for my applications including solar radiation.

For historical traffic by location I use www.tomtom.com (webservices API). If you need real-time just use the google API for traffic.

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