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• Commuting: The Economy’s Effect on Daily Travel

  • December 7th, 2011
  • Posted in Baltimore Market Research, Daily Travel, Market Research Specialists, Observation Baltimore News, Tips for Saving Time, U.S. Commuting Statistics, Uncategorized
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  High gas prices and the current economic recession have created one of the least commuter-friendly environments in recent memory.  So how are commuters responding?   Observation Baltimore investigates: – Drivers report more stress and frustration related to commuting worldwide (IBM Global… Read More