Remote work seen more persistent than planners expected

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2 thoughts on “Remote work seen more persistent than planners expected

  1. Cities need to wean themselves off the commuter lifestyle, anyway. Indy could save a lot of money if it didn’t have to pave potholes in roads that additional lanes so people from Avon or whatever can trundle in for a few hours every day.

    1. Exactly! Our roads are jam packed as it is. Adding more lanes never solves the problem. It’s proven time and time again. It just enables more vehicles to fill the road.

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