Commuting to and from the job every day is almost always about more than just getting from home to workplace. Whether you’re driving, taking public transit, walking or biking to work, the time you ...

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In a world where many can work remotely, a peculiar frustration has emerged among employees, in the public and private sectors alike: the requirement to commute to the office, only to spend the day on ...

For most American workers who commute, the trip to and from the office takes nearly one full hour a day – 26 minutes each way on average, with 7.7% of workers spending two hours or more on the road.

According to an Empirical Research in Economics study, if your total commute increases by an hour, your income needs to ...

More employers are pushing for workers to return to the office, at least on a hybrid schedule. Instead of relocating to be near their office, some workers are super commuting a few days a week. A ...

Hagerty Media commentator DUB6 writes: Some discussions in the past have mentioned how far some folks have to drive to get to their workplace. In those, the term “commute” has been used, with at least ...

The negative influence of the commute is so pronounced that it’s hard to imagine making the economy work for moms without ...

Washington, D.C., metro station. The system includes six train lines and covers 118 miles. The trend toward working from home upended commuter patterns in Washington, D.C., and other cities with a ...

It looks as if getting people to commute to work on a bike isn't as popular as it once was. Bloomberg reports that commuting by bike is down across the country. ...the latest news on bike commuting in ...