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Re: How far would you commute
Much of it comes down to how much you earn. Long distance commuting is only acceptable if the pay makes it worthwhile.
The maximum travelling time for me would be 1 hour each way in a car. Any more than that and I'd be looking to move closer to work. |
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well i must say i dont drive my self are work any more cause of back problem,s but my hart go,s out to all of you that go a long way to do there work.
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My son commutes into work on his bike into the centre of Manchester ...OK .. only 6 miles, but has a colleague who bikes it into work from Burnley everyday !... how's that for true grit ... :bow8: P.S. .. I mean push bike, by the way. |
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my commute is about 85-90 miles a day and can be easy or a complete pain in the arse but with no jobs in accrington or surrounding areas doing what i do then i have no option, plus i earn £10000 more a year working in warrington than i did in burnley and only spend £1500 more on fuel per year :D
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I used to drive from Accrington to Manchester Airport... Now my commute (if you can call it that), involvesTwo Aircraft, Two buses and about 13 hours, I have to swap at Paris and travel between Airports. Distance roughly, 2000 miles
From the hotel to work, normally 20 miles, 40 mins or if unlucky upto 150 miles or 3 hours. |
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Any offers to top that ... :D |
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I don't commute ... at least I don't commute further than I can walk ... Stauffer Library at Queen's is only a 20 min. walk away ... there again, I don't have a real job; all I'm doing at the moment is writing a couple of articles that will be read by a few undergrads and a couple of graduate students. If anyone is interested in water marks in books printed in the middle of the eighteenth century:rolleyes: .... but I doubt it:(
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Used to have a dream commute 65 miles each way , a reverse commute from the Bay Area over the Altamont Pass into the Central Valley , a four lane freeway mostly empty in the morning whilst the 50,000 cars heading in the opposite direction are either stuck bumper to bumper or travelling at a snails pace , same in the evening .
On occasion have used mass transit (similar to the London Underground)to go into San Francisco for site meetings, no way could I do that every day stuck in an overcrowed stinking train carriage especially during the 10 mile ride under the Bay (I live in Earthquake country) |
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I know someone on this site that commutes not just to Moscow on a regular basis but also to Siberia.
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America
Just because ive always wanted to go there |
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when I lived in scotland I made the journey from edinburgh to glasgow daily for a few years..which is about 64 miles round trip...got the better of me though I got a transfer closer to edinburgh...wasnt much fun on a back shift..
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I commute 35 miles each way but it takes 40 Mins (M65 M6 M55) .... i come on the train sometime, nice & relaxing and reliable but bloomin' expensive!!
I took me longer than that to get from Accrington to Mill Hill in Blackburn last night ! |
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Used to commute from here to Bruch in Warrington.now my mileage is purely for pleasure
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