Getting to and from work can be a time-consuming, irritating and
productivity-sucking endeavor. Indeed, time wasted in the car
certainly could be used for more enjoyable and productive
activities than countless annual hours behind the wheel. Where rush
hour traffic consistently is bad, telecommuting should be actively explored for
appropriate employees.
TomTom has collected data in an effort to measure the worst rush hour traffic in 48
countries, and specifically within 390 cities in those countries.
So what are the most recently measured worst cities for rush hour
traffic?
Well, if you live in Los Angeles, you probably are not surprised
to find out that your fair city ranks in the top 15 worst rush hour
traffic cities in the world. To point a fine point on it, Los
Angeles is the 14th worst city on the globe for rush hour
traffic.