The Fort Myers-Cape Coral area ranks No. 13 among the most congested cities in the country, according to GPS manufacturer TomTom, which keeps track of traffic patterns and urban congestion worldwide. With a congestion level of 21%, Fort Myers and Cape Coral drivers spent an average of 48 extra hours in rush hour traffic last year, a 2% increase from pandemic-stricken 2020 and no change from pre-pandemic 2019. Fort-Myers-Cape Coral ranks ahead of major metro areas New Orleans (14^th), Washington D.C. (15^th) and Houston (16^th) and just behind Tampa (12^th), Atlanta (11^th) and Philadelphia (10^th) with New York leading all U.S. cities with a 35% congestion rate. Gulfshore Business wants to know how much longer you’re spending in the car during your one-way commute during this seasonal peak. Click here to vote until 10 a.m. Thursday. Results will be released in Friday’s Gulfshore Business Daily newsletter and at gulfshorebusiness.com.