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It’s no secret that mass transit ridership has plummeted across the country since COVID-19 first arrived in the United States. Even though commuters were not taking mass...

Ridership up as commuting patterns change After seeing ridership numbers fall in the past year, commuters are slowly heading back to work, according to a Google report....

Report: 50 million micromobility vehicles by 2025 Researchers are bullish on micromobility, predicting that there could be as many as 50 million vehicles worldwide by...

The best businesses for commuters Do you wish you could find the best workplaces for commuters? Then look no further than the yearly Best Workplaces for Commuters list....

Will biking become a commuter benefit again? When Congress passed tax cuts in 2017, bike commuters were hit hard. As part of the legislation, tax credits they could use...

If your office hasn’t opened up yet, there’s a good chance it will at some point early this year. That’s according to a Conference Board survey where 39 percent of the respondents said they’d be opening the office in the first quarter of 2021.
It’s understandable if you feel anxiety about going back with COVID-19 still causing major problems across the world. But going back to the office doesn’t have to be a terrible experience.
Here are some actions you can take to protect yourself as you commute to the office.

The number of COVID-19 cases around the world has passed 100 million. The vaccine rollout in the United States has been choppy at best. Unfortunately, the pandemic looks like it will drag on throughout at least the quarter of 2021, and probably longer.
As we reach the pandemic’s anniversary, it’s important to take stock of how you are doing mentally and physically. Collectively, we’ve suffered through all types of problems. There are Covid-related illnesses and deaths. Some of us have had severe financial problems or lost a job thanks to the pandemic. And even if you are lucky enough to have your job, there’s great anxiety and stress just running errands or going to the grocery store now.
Here are three tips you can use to help cope with the fact the pandemic will not disappear tomorrow.

It’s been a year like no other for human resources professionals. From COVID-19 to becoming compliant in the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act, HR representatives have had to deal with a lot in the last 12 months.
Here are six lessons HR professionals have learned from their experiences.

A year ago, many of us were not happy with our commutes. At least 1 in 4 people complained about their commutes, according to one study. Our commutes were taking longer...