How much do you drive to work?
kurosaki00
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What the title says.
How much do you drive to work?
Approx 45 mins here.
How much do you drive to work?
Approx 45 mins here.
meh
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VAHokie56
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I work multiple sites in a Tri-ctiy area but my shortest and where I actually keep an office is about 7 minutes...longest office about 25 minutes..ιlι..ιlι.
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just one town over - usually takes about 20 minutes with traffic -
odysseyelite
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I don't care for commutes. I'm 7 miles from work and it still takes me 25 minutes. If I find a new job, Ill commute until my lease is up and move. Some of the benefits of being a renter.Currently reading: Start with Why: How Great Leaders Inspire Everyone to Take Action
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Roguetadhg
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About 5 minutes.
15 for a bike ride
1 hour walk.
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thall860
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About 7 minutes, 2.5 miles. I bike in the summer when its nice and it takes 11 minutes.
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25 min because of good traffic.
30 minutes because people get scared of the rain for no reason....Booya!!
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17 Miles, 45 minutes with trafficI finally started that blog - www.thomgreene.com -
Tackle
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About 10 min for me. -
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about 45 mins in the morning, 30 in the afternoon.Passed LOT2Working on FMV2(CHFI v8 ) Done! -
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About 17 miles which can take as long as 45 minutes depending on traffic.Currently reading: Network Warrior, Unix Network Programming by Richard Stevens -
veritas_libertas
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30 mins on a good day, 45 to an hour on a bad day. There were several major crashes on the highway a week ago and I was trapped in traffic for over an hour and a half. Not fun... -
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Takes me about 5 mins to stubble down stairs in the morning
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My current job commute is 5 miles away which can take as long as 25 minutes depending on traffic but it's much better than my previous job commute which ranged from 45-90 mins on average. *Associate's of Applied Sciences degree in Information Technology-Network Systems Administration
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22.5 miles across the twin cities, north to south. 25 minutes with no traffic, but add even the slightest bit and it can be 45 mins or longer. -
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22.5 miles across the twin cities, north to south. 25 minutes with no traffic, but add even the slightest bit and it can be 45 mins or longer.
Same here, more or less. Just south of the MN river to N Minneapolis. About 17 miles, 25 minutes with clear conditions and no traffic. A normal day of rush-hour is 40-60 minutes. A bad day is 60-90 minutes. Snowstorm or major accident is 90-180 minutes.
I also drive to client sites fairly frequently. They can be as far as an extra hour away.
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120 miles round trip, luckily I have an interview with a company that's only 7 miles away next Friday. -
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What is it that you do from home?Takes me about 5 mins to stubble down stairs in the morningCurrently reading: Network Warrior, Unix Network Programming by Richard Stevens -
NOLAJ
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1 mile so about 3 mins to work and 3 mins home.
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Balantine
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About 30 minutes perfect. Extremely convenient because it helps me keep in balance. I listen to Teaching Company lectures and other interesting podcasts. An hour a day... sometimes more because I have to travel to clients as well. I attribute creative success in the moment for new and interesting problems to being a more well-rounded and effective person.dulce bellum inexpertis -
networkjutsu
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Going to work = ~21 miles - 25 - 30 minutes
Going home = ~21 - 30 - 60 minutes -
qcomer
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YuckTheFankees wrote: »120 miles round trip, luckily I have an interview with a company that's only 7 miles away next Friday.
I feel like your pain. As I posted above, about 60ish miles one way. Been working here almost 3 years.
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Roguetadhg
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I feel like your pain. As I posted above, about 60ish miles one way. Been working here almost 3 years.
Network Admin for a school district.
you must be getting big bucks. How do you handle all the milage on the car?In order to succeed, your desire for success should be greater than your fear of failure.
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qcomer
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Roguetadhg wrote: »you must be getting big bucks. How do you handle all the milage on the car?
Riiight....big bucks lol. Private Sector makes more in terms of big bucks around here in California. I make a pretty good salary for being 23 yo and the area I live in ($64,000 a year) so I cant really complain., plus the benefits are pretty good. But, I also have 2 kids, a wife and do foster care.
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alxx
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25km, time depends on the time of day
before 7am - 20 - 25 minutes
7am - 9.30 am - 35 - 50 minutes
10am - 5pm 35 - 40 minutes
Thats on my bike - suzuki dl1000
Usually ride up to my parents place in Brisbane (approx 900km north) 4 - 6 times a year.
Can do it in one day but a lot more fun to go the long way over 2 -3 days(1200 to 1400km)Goals CCNA by dec 2013, CCNP by end of 2014 -
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30 mile round trip... about 35 minutes each way.IT guy since 12/00
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20 miles each way. Takes anywhere from 45mins. to an hour because the last few miles are on a two way road (base is in a remote area) and that's usually where the congestion lies.Spicy :cool: Mentor the future! Be a CyberPatriot!
