Americans spend a lot of time in their cars. Between 2016 and 2017, commuters spent 51 minutes per day in a car on average. But drivers aren’t passively wasting these chunks of time. Increasingly, they are connected and actively engaged in digital activities. Commuters spent...
The car is becoming more than just a way for customers to get from Point A to Point B. More of today’s consumers are looking to the car as a smart guide to parking or safe driving, as a way to interact with social media...
From getting an entertainment fix on Netflix and finding new artists on Spotify to making the commute to work with Lyft, consumers are gradually turning to digital services to fill their personal needs. That spike in digital offerings has come with increased competition, though. Card...
Consumers want what they want, whenever they want it — digital or otherwise. Whether it’s ordering via a ride-hailing app, or streaming their favorite TV shows, they want it to be fast and secure. As such, digital services are racing to deliver a fast and...
Every weekday, 135 million Americans get behind the wheel and drive 51 minutes, round trip, to and from work. Those 51 minutes haven’t exactly been considered the most productive time of those commuters’ days. However, as the latest PYMNTS Digital Drive Report — in collaboration with P97 Networks —...
Consumer behaviors in the U.S. are shifting, especially when it comes to dining habits. Americans are going out to eat more often — and they’re using their smartphones, tablets and other mobile and connected devices to help them do so. The amount consumers spend at...
The quick-service restaurant (QSR) industry is on track to continue a decade and a half’s worth of growth this year, with consumers projected to spend more than $256 billion at burger joints, sandwich shops, pizza parlors and other QSRs by the end of this year....
It’s OK to admit it: The grocery and food business was once rather boring. Sure, people cannot live without food, but acquiring that nutritional energy often meant frequenting one specific grocery store for decades, coupons in hand and less often calling out for pizza or...
A weekly trip to the grocery store has long been a fixture in most Americans’ lives. But as more consumers embrace the convenience and simplicity provided by eCommerce options, roaming the produce and frozen food sections of their local supermarket is becoming a thing of...
