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Arity, an Allstate Subsidiary, Agrees to Acquire INRIX's Transportation Intelligence Assets

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Key takeaways

  • Arity, a subsidiary of The Allstate Corporation, entered an agreement to acquire substantially all the assets of INRIX.
  • The acquisition is expected to close in 2026, subject to customary closing conditions.
  • Arity leverages more than three trillion miles of driving data, while INRIX was founded in 2004.

Arity, a subsidiary of The Allstate Corporation, announced an agreement to acquire substantially all the assets of INRIX, a transportation intelligence and mobility analytics provider, in a deal expected to close in 2026. PR Newswire carried the announcement. Arity, founded in 2016 and headquartered in Chicago, is a mobility data and analytics company. INRIX, founded in 2004, transforms data from connected devices and vehicles into mobility insights.

Arity's Agreement for INRIX Assets

The transaction is a definitive agreement covering substantially all of INRIX's assets, and it is expected to close in 2026 subject to customary closing conditions. Arity said the acquisition builds on its role in advancing Allstate's investment in data, analytics, and mobility intelligence, leveraging more than three trillion miles of driving data. "Transportation operates as one connected system, yet the intelligence used to understand it remains fragmented across industries and data sources," said Gary Hallgren, president of Arity. "By combining Arity's predictive insights on driving behavior and risk with INRIX's transportation intelligence and mobility analytics, we will be uniquely positioned to deliver more robust intelligence and insights into how people, vehicles, goods, and roads interact." Bryan Mistele, co-founder and CEO of INRIX, said, "Combining INRIX's transportation intelligence with Arity's trillions of miles of mobility data and advanced analytics creates an opportunity to further innovate mobility intelligence and improve transportation effectiveness and efficiency for customers across the public and private sectors." Arity said the transaction expands its ability to help organizations understand how transportation works, serving insurers managing risk, businesses moving goods, and public agencies planning infrastructure. INRIX's recent work includes an AI-based platform unveiled in August 2026 for U.S. Broadcasters that automates radio traffic reporting using incident data and connected-vehicle information, according to Radioworld.

Arity's Earlier Deals and Launches

Arity and Experian announced at ITC Vegas in September 2026 that carriers can now access driving behavior data from eligible consumers during the auto insurance quote process, PR Newswire reported. In September 2026, Arity introduced Arity Lead Platform, an insurance-native, carrier-controlled platform for managing acquisition decisions and investments, according to PR Newswire. Arity was named 2026 North America Company of the Year in driver behavior analytics by Frost & Sullivan in May 2026, PR Newswire reported, recognizing its ability to embed verified driving behavior into insurance pricing and risk decisions.

INRIX's Parking Scorecard

INRIX released its first Parking Scorecard in October 2026, analyzing over 120 downtown areas across 14 countries, FinancialContent Business Page reported. North American drivers have a 59% probability of finding on-street parking versus 41% in Europe, and off-street parking costs $8.35 per hour in North America versus $3.88 in Europe.

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