30 minutes there and 40 minutes home. Totally worth it.

8 to 15 minutes for me, depending on how many stop lights I hit, or the traffic around the schools.

30 Seconds. Just walk downstairs to my desk.

Currently 17 minutes AM and 27-32 minutes PM. Godawful Virginia drivers.

My last job 12-14 hours, FL to LA. every 2-4 weeks.

Before that 22-48 hours from FL to Punta Arenas Chile. (every 60 days)

Back when I was running my tiny architectural/structural/civil drafting firm my commute was about five seconds down the hall to my home office. Now that I teach, my commute for that is 15-20 minutes depending upon how many traffic lights I catch red. If the petrol-chemical plants in the area are in the middle of a turnaround that could double.

10-15 minutes, depending on traffic and lights. The funny thing is that it was about a 7 minute commute 15-20 years ago. I haven't moved, but we have had a lot of growth around here.



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Used to be 1:15-1:45 both ways, did that for 4 years. After being laid off I opted to move 3hrs away and find a rental, and use my house on the farm as a weekend get away every month or so. Daily commute now is 20 min and I couldn’t be happier. Long commutes suck the life out of you, even with audio books and foreign language study tapes it was still 3 hrs a day gone. Doubt I could ever do a long commute again.

26 mins each way in reasonable weather.

~25 minutes, give or take a few minutes. Traffic can easily add 10-30 to the trip.

Over an hour there and over two hours back.

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Originally posted by Mars_Attacks:
Over an hour there and over two hours back.

The wind must be very strong!

For me, from 5 minutes to an hour to roll my sorry ass out of bed and 0 minutes to commute. I am retired.

65 miles one way
1 1/2 hours

20-27 minutes each way, depending on traffic.

In the morning it could be from 1-2 to 1 hour. In the evening it could be 20 minutes to 50 minutes. It all depends on NY traffic.

when I worked in the office, it was 5 min.

now I work in the field, various projects, anywhere from 2-3 hours max each way depending on the project. max was 6 hrs to Chattanooga.

coming soon, 4 hrs to Charleston, SC and 2 hrs to Roanoke va, and 1.5 hrs to Raleigh area.

it does get me home every night

15 minutes. Traffic is light because it's mid day.

25 minutes going to work...1-1.5 hours coming home

As a self-employed plumber----anywhere from 2 minutes to two hours. Typically less than 30 minutes. The 2 hour was a guy that had a Lakehouse in our area, he liked me so much that he had me do work at his house that was that far away.

About 45 minutes one-way. 26-ish miles out of town.