The Reason Foundation recently released a study on traffic congestion for all the cities in the U.S. The report on Minnesota ranks the Twin Cities as the 21^st most congested city in the United States.

The Minneapolis/St. Paul Travel Time Index (TTI)  of 1.34 “means that driving times during peak traffic hours are 34 percent longer than during off-peak times. Unless major steps are taken to relieve congestion, drivers in the Twin Cities can expect to see a TTI of 1.76 by 2030, meaning they will experience travel delays worse than present-day Los Angeles,” states the report. 

Here’s a link to Minnesota’s section of the report. Does anyone agree or disagree with these findings? Are we that bad off? Feel free to share your traffic horror stories as well.