The Daily Money: Is rush hour forever changed?

Raise your hand if you miss rush hour. (Oh? No one?)

People across the nation are heading back to work, but pre-COVID rush hour patterns may be forever changed, writes The Daily Money's own Nathan Bomey.

In short, rush-hour traffic is more spread out and, generally, has shifted later in the morning as Americans are more able to avoid heavy traffic periods due to remote work, according to traffic data analyzed for USA TODAY by Wejo, which tracks data from connected vehicles.

I'm Lindsay Deutsch, filling in for Nathan as he reports breaking news. 💻

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