Hormuz Traffic Monitor is a simple public dashboard that tracks daily ship traffic through the Strait of Hormuz and compares it to a typical pre-war ânormalâ baseline. The solid line is ships per day (each point is a date) and the dotted line is the baselineâso if the solid line stays far below for days, youâre looking at sustained disruption.
The live snapshot (strait status, oil price, headlines, and more) is pulled from the public dashboard API at hormuzstraitmonitor.com, while the chartâs daily history lives in this repo as data/hormuz-history.json. A scheduled GitHub Action runs daily to fetch the latest counts and append/update todayâs entry, and the code is open so anyone can verify it, improve it, or fork it: https://github.com/jovylle/hormuzstrait.
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