Mobility increases as restrictions lifted in Raleigh

As the Charlotte metro and North Carolina entered into Stay at Home Orders mobility data shows a dramatic decrease in movement.
According to Apple Maps data, residents and workers decreased their driving, transit use, and walking by more than half their usual levels.
Driving has gradually increased as more commuters return to offices and retail centers.
Walking has increased as more residents explore their neighborhoods.
Transit usage still remains well below average. Commuters still have lingering fears about the safety of buses and trains.
Mobility may decrease with ongoing layoffs and economic contraction.