Over the past two weeks, reopening states saw an increase in COVID-19 cases, forcing many recently re-opened businesses to close doors again. Company decision makers may find that news disheartening, but, as these reports have shown in the past, business activity varies by region and industry. Following business mileage (one field activity indicator), this report presents the latest findings of economic growth and recovery.
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2020 Driving Activity Report - October 22
The pandemic continues to disrupt business activity in the U.S. This report covers business mileage and presents a current view of economic growth and recovery.
2020 Driving Activity Report - September 17
After seven months, business across the country continues to recover at disparate paces. The latest report shares insights on business mileage, offering an up to date glimpse into economic growth.
2020 Driving Activity Report - August 13
As reopening plans have paused or rolled back, business leaders face new uncertainty. This report covers business mileage, presenting a current view of economic growth and recovery.
2020 Driving Activity Report - July 30
As COVID-19 continues to impact businesses across the U.S. our reports continue to show business activity varies by region and industry. Find out what's going on with business mileage in our latest.
2020 Driving Activity Report - July 2
Business leaders are looking for information to help them gauge the pace of economic recovery in their area and industry. Look to the indicator of business mileage for greater insights in this report.
2020 Driving Activity Report - June 18
How quickly is activity resuming in different regions and across industry sectors? Learn what insights the business mileage activity indicators of the past two weeks can share.
2020 Driving Activity Report - June 3
As the U.S. continues to navigate reopening, many business leaders are looking for information to help them adapt. Explore the mileage trends of the past two weeks in this report.
2020 Driving Activity Report - May 21
As different parts of the U.S. achieve varying levels of working forward, many business leaders are eager to understand how their regional workforces will adapt. One informative indicator? Mileage.