Surprise! D.C. congestion among worst in U.S.

Published October 11, 2012 12:00am ET



Proving something local commuters already know, a study released Thursday shows that the Washington area has some of the nation’s most congested highways.

D.C. commuters who drive 30 minutes to work each day spend an additional 80 hours a year in their cars because of congestion, according to a study done by TomTom, a company that makes GPS navigation devices.

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