INLAND EMPIRE – (INT) – Two new reports underscore the challenges commuters are facing.

A ConsumerAffairs’ survey found California residents are most likely to give low marks for the condition of their roads due to potholes, cracks in pavement, traffic and congestion. Some areas have seen road improvements in recent years, but many residents still have reasons to complain.

Some California residents said the state's roads on the mend, however.

In another study, LendingTree found Riverside 23rd highest among the nation’s most-costly city for motorists. The average Riverside commuter spends 30.9 minutes behind the wheel.

Story Date: November 26, 2019