Tired of the useless traffic infoview we had to deal with since the launch of CS2? This mod provides a live traffic congestion infoview that resembles real life navigation apps and a journey mode to know how long a journey would take between 2 points
The mod adds a new layer to the vanilla Traffic infoview, showing the actual live congestion on the roads just like in CS:1 and more
- Live Congestion mode inside the existing Traffic infoview
- Traffic flow graph is now useful and reflect the live congestion percentage every 15 ingame minutes
- City wide live congestion readout under the graph
- 24 hour average congestion percentage
- Journey mode that allows you to see how long a journey would take a cim between two points on the map including driving, walking, cycling and public transit
- Different colour palettes
- Ability to adjust values and fine tine tune how traffic gets decided to be congested
- Keyboard shortcut to open the traffic infoview directly, Ctrl+T by default
Using the mod is really simple, just open the traffic infoview and you will see the new live congestion mode layer and readouts.
For journey mode, you can click on any building or road segment, and select "Plan A Journey" from the info panel (next to the vanilla routes button). Next, select the destination and do the same thing but select the "End Journey Here" button. Thats it.
The mod is safe to remove any time to restore the vanilla implementation. I have tested the mod with almost 250 other mods and have not encountered any compatibility issues. If you do encounter any, please feel free to write to me on pdx forums or in the modding discord.
I would like to thank rcav8tr for their amazing modding guide and CityPlannerPlays and his community for their feedback.
I would like to declare that this mod was made with the assistance of AI, particularly Claude Opus. However, it is important to note that the mod was not created solely by AI. The AI was used as a tool to assist in the development process, but the final product is a result of human creativity and effort.