Rush hour is no longer just an “hour” in North Texas. Traffic appears to just be evergreen now, and that is especially true for Frisco, which was just named one of the top commuter “burnout belts” in the U.S.
Based on a survey of 3,002 drivers, A Mission for Michael ranked Frisco as the thirteenth-worst burnout belt in the country, and the only city in the DFW region (we imagine other North Texas residents have some input on that matter).
The report read, “The commute into Dallas becomes a daily fixture, quietly claiming time from both ends of the day.
“Frisco residents feel the familiar rhythm: mornings that start before they should, evenings arriving already compressed. The hours lost don’t register anywhere official, yet they reshape the week all the same. Rest becomes something to negotiate rather than assume. Burnout doesn’t arrive with fanfare — it accumulates quietly in the margins until it feels like the norm.”
The top ten commuter burnout belts in the nation include:
1 – Palmdale, CA
2 – White Plains, NY
3 – Tracy, CA
4 – Homestead, FL
5 – Temecula, CA
6 – Tacoma, WA
7 – Sandy Springs, GA
8 – Frederick, MD
9 – Katy, TX
10 – Naperville, IL
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