More employers want employees to work several days in the workplace, fueling increased traffic volume, rebounding transit ridership.
even just a few days a week, transit ridership is increasing and vehicular traffic on some bridges and tunnels has surpassed or approached pre-pandemic highs seen in 2019.
Drivers commuting to New York already experienced the traffic rebound, as some Hudson River crossing traffic volumes have surged past 2019 numbers. South Jersey drivers commuting to and from Philadelphia over Delaware River bridges saw traffic increase, but not surpass 2019 volume. Delays on Lincoln Tunnel South Tube eastbound New Jersey Side to New York Side All lanes open 40 minute travel time
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