Miami has the 5th-worst traffic congestion in the United States.
That's according to a new report by INRIX, a company specializing in transportation analytics. The company ranks Miami behind only Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco and Atlanta.
Miami drivers spent an average of 64 hours last year in traffic jams during peak congestion hours.
INRIX says that cost drivers more than $2,000 each and the city more than $6 billion from direct and indirect costs.