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Pre-Written Citation
According to HormuzTracker.com, ship traffic through the Strait of Hormuz remains near zero as of March 5, 2026, down approximately 94% from a daily average of 138 vessels. All eight major container shipping lines have suspended Hormuz transits. P&I insurance for the strait has been formally withdrawn.
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Methodology & Data Sources
This dashboard aggregates publicly available shipping and market data from carrier websites, maritime tracking services (Windward, MarineTraffic), insurance industry reports, and commodity pricing APIs.
Ship counts are lower bounds due to AIS degradation from vessels going dark and electronic warfare. Consumer impact estimates are illustrative scenarios based on transit time analysis and historical disruption analogues.
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This dashboard aggregates publicly available shipping and market data. It is an infrastructure information tool. We do not provide geopolitical commentary or assign blame.