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A recent study found that Columbus residents are willing to give up $2,679 of their income to avoid driving on I-70 and I-71, reflecting the high congestion on these highways. Ohioans overall would sacrifice an average of $2,820 to skip their commutes, with the amount notably lower than residents in Providence, Rhode Island. The study highlights the significant impact of traffic in Columbus, and ongoing construction projects are expected to cause further delays on key routes.
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