Public transit use in the United States declined by more than 50% due to the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the report. The congestion is estimated to have cost the city roughly $4.5 billion, WHYY reported. The report, which examined travel delays, collision trends and last-mile speeds across the world's major cities to analyze pandemic recovery on the road, found that the typical commuter lost $1,925 due to rising fuel prices. "We must manage congestion while improving mobility and accessibility in cities to avoid it hurting economic recovery and impacting the quality of life of commuters and residents." "It is great to see civic and commercial life returning to normal, but unfortunately, we're seeing congestion inching closer to, if not exceeding, pre-pandemic levels," said Bob Pishue, transportation analyst and author of the report. Philly medical society apologizes for 'silence' over Holmesburg Prison experiments.Bumping up Pa.'s presidential primary would give voters more influence, lawmakers say.
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Larry Krasner's impeachment trial indefinitely postponed following court ruling 4 in the United States for traffic congestion, higher than major cities like Los Angeles, Miami and San Francisco. The city still has 20% less traffic than it did before the pandemic. Philadelphia was one of the most traffic-congested cities in the world in 2022, underscoring continued issues with lagging SEPTA ridership and road safety concerns that have become common since the COVID-19 pandemic upended the lives of city residents nearly three years ago.ĭrivers spent about 114 hours stuck in traffic on Philly's roadways in 2022, a 27% increase from 2021, according to INRIX, a data analytics firm that releases a Global Traffic Scorecard each year.
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