The State of VMT & Congestion: How Rising Trends Impact U.S. Metros
When pandemic stay-at-home orders caused a dramatic decline in Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT), many hoped the rise of remote work would reverse the trend of rising congestion, making way for cleaner, quieter, and more open streets.
But VMT quickly bounced back from pandemic lows. Now 2024 sees new record highs in metros across the U.S. What does this mean for emissions, travel delays, and more?
Download our VMT Report to learn:
How nationwide VMT and congestion have fared over the past 5 years
Where the top 100 U.S. metros rank on VMT and congestion today
Why cities must tackle VMT in order to drive down congestion
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The State of VMT & Congestion: How Rising Trends Impact U.S. Metros
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