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Think your commute is bad? Lyft says Memphis has one of the best in the country

Clarksville, TNLocal News

Lyft conducted a study to identify U. S. cities with the best commuting experiences, placing Memphis in the top five. The research surveyed over 1,400 individuals, focusing on key factors such as time, consistency, and cost. Memphis scored 67.

2 overall, highlighting its strengths with a speed score of 99. 8 and a perfect cost score of 100. The city’s average commute time stands at 22 minutes, showcasing its efficiency compared to other metropolitan areas. Columbus, Ohio, ranked first with an overall score of 84. 5, while El Paso and Las Vegas followed Memphis in the rankings.

The study analyzed millions of Lyft rides and supplemented public data to derive these insights. This ranking provides valuable information for prospective residents and urban planners regarding transportation infrastructure. It also positions Memphis as a favorable city for commuting, potentially attracting more businesses and workers.

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