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A lot of this is just because unemployment is 9% and fewer people have jobs to drive to.
A lot of this is just because unemployment is 9% and fewer people have jobs to drive to.
Perhaps we should say that people are driving less because there is less commercial incentive to do so. A slower-growing economy has higher unemployment and less need for trucking, etc.
I hope to capture this within a previously mentioned metric, "miles driven."