Wednesday’s Headlines with Georgia on Our Minds

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By Blake AuedJan 6, 2021, 1:08 am179 pts
In 2020, people drove less, but they drove more recklessly due to a combination of empty streets, less traffic enforcement and a surge in mental health and substance abuse problems. That could continue even after the pandemic ends if former commuters keep working from home. (Wired) The pandemic emptied out…

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