Key transportation trends show reversal of pre-pandemic progress as workers return to offices For the first time in ten years, Seattle is experiencing an upward trend in drive-alone commuting, according to the comprehensive 2024 Seattle Commute Survey released by Commute Seattle in partnership with the University of Washington's Mobility Innovation Center. The survey, which collected […]
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