My average commute to work is 4 miles and takes about 1 hour and 45 minutes

[Spicoli]

1 stop sign 4 traffic lights and a spot that better not be blocked by the grass cutting crew.

[brocktonblockbust]

1 stop sign 4 traffic lights and a spot that better not be blocked by the grass cutting crew.

Sounds like a five minute commute

[Drago]

16 miles takes me 45 minutes house door to work door combination of cycle to station, train and walk.

£800 a year for train pass.

@master that's a really good deal for a yearly train pass. If i bought a train pass here it would cost me about 150 british pounds per month. That would be something like 1800 pounds per year!

i thought mines was too much, it would be another £300 per year if it included bus which is why i take the bike instead as it pays for itself in the long run.

You should bike the 4 miles.

there are major interstate highways between where i live and where i work and there are no pedestrian walkways or even bicycle lanes allowed on those major interstates. Plus going through the lincoln tunnel into manhattan you cannot walk or ride bicycles

your country is so behind on promoting cycling as an alternative transport to cars.

same with solar power. Trump is hammering the fuck out of american alternative energy firms. What a douche

beanz commute to work involves walking to the mailbox to get his welfare check

;d;d;d

[Drago]

Todayit took me 50 minutes to travel 1 mile, yes 1 mile! road works everywhere. But I need my car so cant walk as got kids school run to do on lunch break.

took me 7 minutes today, CRAZY!

[Beanz]

16 miles takes me 45 minutes house door to work door combination of cycle to station, train and walk.

£800 a year for train pass.

@Master that's a really good deal for a yearly train pass. If I bought a train pass here it would cost me about 150 British pounds per month. That would be something like 1800 pounds per year!

I thought mines was too much, it would be another £300 per year if it included bus which is why I take the bike instead as it pays for itself in the long run.

You should bike the 4 miles.

There are major interstate highways between where I live and where I work and there are no pedestrian walkways or even bicycle Lanes allowed on those major interstates. Plus going through the Lincoln Tunnel into Manhattan you cannot walk or ride bicycles

Your country is so behind on promoting cycling as an alternative transport to cars.

Same with Solar Power. Trump is hammering the fuck out of American alternative energy firms. What a douche

Beanz commute to work involves walking to the mailbox to get his welfare check

We don't have 'mailboxes' or 'Checks' in the UK. Even your use of language is ghey. We have letterboxes and Cheques.


My commute is incredibly random. I don't usually travel much farther than London ( about 250 miles ) and often work in my own city (about 25mins) anywhere over 2 counties ( anything up to 3hrs ish each way) or walk to the studio if I am working from home (about 2 mins)

[brocktonblockbust]

16 miles takes me 45 minutes house door to work door combination of cycle to station, train and walk.

£800 a year for train pass.

@Master that's a really good deal for a yearly train pass. If I bought a train pass here it would cost me about 150 British pounds per month. That would be something like 1800 pounds per year!

I thought mines was too much, it would be another £300 per year if it included bus which is why I take the bike instead as it pays for itself in the long run.

You should bike the 4 miles.

There are major interstate highways between where I live and where I work and there are no pedestrian walkways or even bicycle Lanes allowed on those major interstates. Plus going through the Lincoln Tunnel into Manhattan you cannot walk or ride bicycles

Your country is so behind on promoting cycling as an alternative transport to cars.

Same with Solar Power. Trump is hammering the fuck out of American alternative energy firms. What a douche

Beanz commute to work involves walking to the mailbox to get his welfare check

We don't have 'mailboxes' or 'Checks' in the UK. Even your use of language is ghey. We have letterboxes and Cheques.


My commute is incredibly random. I don't usually travel much farther than London ( about 250 miles ) and often work in my own city (about 25mins) anywhere over 2 counties ( anything up to 3hrs ish each way) or walk to the studio if I am working from home (about 2 mins)

Damn that is a lot of information. I hope Walrus The Stalker doesn't try to triangulate on that