According to the RACC, drivers spent some 64% less time in traffic on Hungarian roads than in 2010; first on the list was Portugal, at a whopping 86% decrease.
Despite the seeming positivity of the figures for Hungary, however, RACC tempers the celebration a bit by noting that “greater prosperity and higher levels of economic activity usually mean more traffic on the roads…”
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