Congestion Radar
Where lanes and hubs are slowing down — before your next booking.
What it does
The radar looks across many shipments at once. When a lane or hub starts running slower than its own recent norm, that is a signal worth seeing before you book.
The data behind it
Built only from TrackJet's own observed transit times — the same anonymous corpus behind the delivery forecast. There is no purchased congestion feed underneath; this is signal we can stand behind because we measured it.
What it shows
A lane "lights up" when its recent transits drift above its established baseline by a meaningful margin. It surfaces live on the network-status page.
See it on network status →What it does NOT do
- Not a control tower — it does not tell you the cause (weather, labour, customs, capacity).
- Thin lanes do not appear: absence on the radar means "not enough signal", never "all clear".
- Descriptive of what we have observed, never a promise about your specific shipment.