According to eWorkplace, a study conducted in the Twin Cities metro area, no longer requiring employees to drive to and from the office during rush hour traffic, reduces carbon emissions as well as wear and tear on roads, thus reducing costs associated with maintaining roads.
According to eWorkplace, a study conducted in the Twin Cities metropolitan region discovered that abandoning the requirement for employees to commute to and from the office during peak hours results in reduced carbon footprint as well as decreased wear on roads, ultimately leading to cost savings associated with road maintenance.