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Metro Denver drivers are spending much more time in traffic as commuting returns, study says

Time lost to congestion hit 54 hours on average in 2022, but that’s still down from pre-pandemic

Morning rush hour traffic on I-25 ...
Andy Cross, The Denver Post
Morning rush-hour traffic moves along on Interstate 25 near Speer Boulevard and West 23rd Avenue on Sept. 25, 2019.
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Congestion at peak times cost drivers an average 54 hours, according to the Global Traffic Scorecard released by Inrix Research, a global mobility data company. It estimated the value of that wasted time at $912 per driver.
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