A junction-only analysis of the Finch Avenue West monitoring area, calculated exclusively from the March–September 2026 exports.
Selected window
Monitored corridor
Intersections are ordered west to east using coordinates derived from sampled 40-ft arrival points.
Intersection locations and delay
Marker colour represents selected mean approach delay. Pan and zoom with the mouse.
Current selection highlights
The strongest descriptive findings under the active filters.
Delay by intersection
Mean provider approach delay, in seconds.
Period comparison
Uses the selected dates, day group, intersection, approach and movement; compares all four periods.
Intersection performance
Compare all six intersections by local hour and switch among delay, travel time, stop rate, average speed and probe count.
24-hour profile
Intersection × hour delay heatmap
All 24 hours are retained; the global time-period and specific-hour controls do not truncate this comparison.
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Intersection performance ranking
Ranked by the selected heatmap metric under the current filters.
Rank
Intersection
Probe count
Delay
95% precision
Stop rate
Travel time
Average speed
Time comparisons
Understand how the selected junction conditions change by Toronto local hour, operating period, month and day group.
America/Toronto
Approach delay by hour
Mean across the selected dates and filters.
Delay by time period
Period comparison ignores the global time-period/hour filters but respects the other selections.
Delay by day group
All-day comparison for the selected date range, intersection, approach and movement.
Monthly trend
Only months and dates available within the new source exports are shown.
Approaches and turning movements
Analyze eastbound, westbound, northbound and southbound approaches, then compare recognized through, left, right and U-turn movements.
Intersection observations
Approach-direction comparison
Direction is derived from the provider approach name.
Movement comparison
Unknown/no-exit records are disclosed separately and excluded from the detailed recognized-movement table.
Detailed approach and movement performance
Each row is a recognized movement for one monitored approach under the active filters.
Intersection
Approach
Direction
Movement
Probe count
Delay
Stop rate
Travel time
Average speed
Route segment analysis
Explore the new Finch Avenue route-monitoring exports by travel direction, month, day group and operating period.
New route dataset
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Route segment map
Click a segment for its details.
Selection highlights
Operational findings for the selected route view.
Route travel time by hour
Mean end-to-end travel time in minutes, created by summing valid segment travel times for each observed date and hour.
Segment performance ranking
Ranked from greatest operational concern for the selected display metric. Posted-speed comparison is context only and is not a free-flow-delay calculation.
Rank
Segment
Street
Length
Average speed
Speed % of limit
Travel time
TT variability
Provider samples
Time series route analysis
Track end-to-end Finch Avenue travel time by exact date and any combination of Toronto local hours.
Daily route trend
Exclude dates and times from this analysisAdd one or more exception windows. Matching date-hour observations are removed from the chart, summaries and daily table.
Select any Toronto local hours
How this chart is calculated: segment mean travel times are summed into an end-to-end route total for each date and hour. For Both directions, each date-hour value is (eastbound route time + westbound route time) ÷ 2. The daily line is the mean across the selected hours. The shaded band is the 5th–95th percentile of those selected hourly route totals; it is not an individual-trip percentile.
Descriptive findings under the active calendar, day and hour selections.
Daily values
Auditable daily results behind the chart. Missing source dates are not generated or interpolated.
Date
Day
Selected hours
Mean route time
5th percentile
95th percentile
Corridor speed
Mean segment coverage
Provider samples
Data quality and method
Transparent coverage, source-file dates, metric definitions and limitations for the new junction dataset.
Auditable build
Source isolation: this application reads only 1_Data\New_data_Junction_March_Sep_2026. No previous junction records are merged into the calculations.
Interpretation: probe count is sample activity, not calibrated traffic volume. The results are descriptive provider-data measures and are not an HCM capacity or Level-of-Service analysis.
Field availability
Metric definitions
Approach delayProvider approach_delay ÷ 1,000Mean of valid records, reported in seconds.
Stop ratehas_stops=true ÷ selected probesPercentage of selected observations containing a stop.
Travel timeProvider travel_time ÷ 1,000Mean time represented by each junction observation.
95% precision1.96 × sample SD ÷ √nSampling precision around the mean; not overall data accuracy.
Raw-record integrity checks
Independent streaming checks performed across every source row before publication.
Source-file audit
Dates below come from record timestamps in Toronto local time, not from filenames. Exact duplicate rows are excluded from every analytical result.