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In one city, daily commutes equal nearly $13,000 in lost wages each year. Marjan Apostolovic / Shutterstock.com
The days of quieter freeways and nary a traffic jam are long since gone, a remnant of our COVID-19 pandemic past. We’re back to bottlenecks, fender benders, stranded cars and angry motorists. People are once again spending hours of their lives going to and from work, but exactly how much time are we spending on the roads? The website ChamberofCommerce.org looked at many cities across the U.S.
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