Deep Dive: Despite many returning to office full-time, traffic in Connecticut remains low data shows
In a News 12 Twitter poll, 54.6% of viewers say they are not returning to the office fulltime while 45.4% say they are.
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Oct 15, 2021, 11:00 AM
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Updated 922 days ago
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Caleb Silver with Investopedia takes a deep dive into the county-by-county data to see how those numbers will impact traffic in Connecticut.
According to Google's COVID-19 community mobility reports, traffic in Fairfield County is still below 24.2% pre-pandemic levels. Because people have likely not returned to the office in force yet, Silver says.
Hartford County is down 23.1% compared to pre-pandemic levels. Traffic in New Haven County is down 17% and Litchfield is a little bit better at 11.2%.
