Mine is a tick over two miles. When I move next month, it will be a tick over two miles, but almost all freeway. My general goal for the time being is to stay as close to work as possible so I don't waste time in traffic. I'm just curious as to how typical this is.
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Just over one mile.
Well, crap.
23..right about 30 minutes to get to work.
Do it for the Polar bears.
2 min. max.
25 in Houston traffic
Originally Posted by bri
0. I work from home.
It was about 20 minutes. Till I got the bike.
I can make it in 16 now.
250 ish miles to the hotel, 3 or 4 from hotel to the site
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About 8 miles. It takes me almost 12 minutes to get to work. I wish I lived closer.
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17 miles but it takes me over an hour on average. Chicago traffic sucks.
33 miles one way
takes about 35 minutes
3 miles, about 7-10 minutes
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1.8 miles to IT job, 2 miles to church
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About 5 miles and it takes around 10 minutes.
0.3 miles to the Lab, 2.9 miles from the lab gates to my office.
Same here until next week.
Next week I'll be 12 miles away with little to no traffic.
25.2 miles - 30 to 35 minutes.
Royalfan and the rest of you that have really short commutes are very lucky.
A casual walk from my bedroom to my office. About 50 feet.
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2.7 miles if I go the short route; 3.6 if I go the way that avoids some of the lights and all of the left turns. Takes about 8-10 minutes... longer route being a little less time. For me, it's about an ideal distance. I used to live on the same block as my office and it was just too close - not enough of a physical and mental break between leaving the office and getting to my place.
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16 miles.
I drive past Crown Heights every day and I pout because I see big, beautiful vintage homes that I would love to buy but I can't afford. If I was able to move to Crown Heights my commute would be 2 or 3 miles.
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