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Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
My commute is about 3.5 miles, and takes me about 10-15 minutes, depending on how many school buses I encounter on the way.
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There have been people waiting in line for one of the public seats since Friday.
12 miles, 20 minutes on a typical morning in, 40 minutes home.
Except for the days where it's 0 feet from where I'd be spending much of the day anyway--that's 2 or 3 times a week.
0.4 miles.
Bookmarking the SCOTUSblog (why had I not done that already)?
Coincidentally, [link] this showed up in my inbox
This office has several mega-commuters, including one woman who lives in the Poconos.
The average commute for my zip code is 38 minutes +/- 10, which sounds about right - having this assignment so close to my house is an aberration.
I'm about 7 miles from work, so a 15 minute commute most days. Definitely beats the 77 mile/90 minute commute I used to have.
16.5 miles by car. It takes 35-45 minutes to drive, about an hour by train (counting walking to and from the train stations) and about 90-110 minutes by bike.
This is the farthest commute I've had since a summer job I had in college. When work was in Evanston my commute was about 3.5 miles. 15 minutes by bike and about a 50 minute walk.
My last job was about 26 miles one way. I do not miss that part, no.
My last Good Job before that was less than 3 miles away as the bird flies, but took as much time as the 26 mile commute -- OTOH, it was walking and subway, which was healthier and more relaxing.
I so hope my next job is easily accessible by public transportation!
My worst commute was when I lived in Wheaton, MD, and commuted, via the Beltway, to McLean, VA.
After that job, I decided that I never wanted to live anywhere that I needed to own a car.