Bumper-to-bumper traffic and unexpected delays are a daily reality for drivers in the nation’s big cities. But a new study suggests gridlocked commutes are driving burnout in the suburbs, too.
A Mission for Michael, a platform that connects users to specialized mental health treatment, surveyed 3,002 drivers as part of a nationwide study highlighting metro areas where drivers face the most stressful commutes.
Three North Carolina suburbs were ranked among America’s worst “burnout belts” where traffic is driving feelings of physical and mental exhaustion, according to the report…