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Routing games are amongst the most well studied domains of game theory. Howrelevant are these pen-and-paper calculations to understanding the reality ofeveryday traffic routing? We focus on a semantically rich dataset that capturesdetailed information about the daily behavior of thousands of Singaporeancommuters and examine the following basic questions: (i) Does the trafficequilibrate? (ii) Is the system behavior consistent with latency minimizingagents? (iii) Is the resulting system efficient? In order to capture theefficiency of the traffic network in a way that agrees with our everydayintuition we introduce a new metric, the stress of catastrophe, which reflectsthe combined inefficiencies of both tragedy of the commons as well as price ofanarchy effects.

Routing Games in the Wild: Efficiency, Equilibration and Regret (Large-Scale Field Experiments in Singapore)