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.
As stated by eWorkplace, a study in the Twin Cities area revealed that eliminating the need for employees to travel to and from the office during rush hour reduces environmental impact as well as road deterioration, resulting in lower costs related to road upkeep.