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Australians lose $10.1 billion yearly due to traffic congestion, costing $2,788 per driver on average.
Australians lose about 8.83 million days yearly—212 million hours—due to traffic congestion, costing over $10.1 billion annually, according to iSelect research.
Sydney drivers face the longest commutes, adding 34 minutes daily, losing over four workdays a year, followed by Melbourne with 33 minutes daily.
Adelaide, Brisbane, and Perth lose two to three days each, while Darwin sees less than 1.5 days.
Financially, Melbourne and Sydney bear the highest costs per driver at $4,628 and $4,567, respectively, with Perth and Brisbane exceeding $3,400.
Smaller cities like Wollongong incur $240 extra in fuel annually.
On average, Australians lose $2,788 yearly from delays, with congestion also increasing road safety risks.
Los australianos pierden 10.100 millones de dólares anuales debido a la congestión del tráfico, lo que supone un costo promedio de 2.788 dólares por conductor.