Driving to work

[melodylogan45]

Do you take the side streets to work or do you drive the highway/freeway?

How long does it take you to get to work?

I drive the side streets and it takes abot 15 minutes with no snow and ice. I am greatful of that.

[darkxtsuna]

Most of the time I take local to work rather then Highways since during my hours its when its busy.

[oldbuddy]

It takes me about 6 seconds to walk from my bedroom to the computer room.

[amyDAST]

I take my kids to school every morning & the highway is the only roads I am able to use since we live in city limits. It takes me four minutes to drop off my oldest and about nine to drop off my youngest. That is on a good day with no wrecks or getting behind slow drivers who do not seem to know where the heck they are going.

[dancer139]

Thank Goodness I am now retired and don't have to drive to work anymore.  It would take me 15 to 20 minutes to drive to work everyday.  And coming home it would take over a half hour.  Ugh !!!  18 years of that !!

[themrs13]

My drive to work takes about 10 mins on the local roads

[ghunter]

Depending on the traffic, sometimes I take the expressway and sometimes I take the side streets.  It takes me about 45 minutes to drive to work on a good day.

[o2bnocn]

I work at home as of right now. I don't have a vehicle right now.

[ancmetro]

 
      I commute every single day to work by using public transportation because it is safe and reliable.

[natashaspy]

I don't work, but I spend my days on the road taking one person or another to doctor appointments or the pharmacy or grocery store.  I always try to use side streets, especially right at the holidays as the main roads are always so busy and are full of wrecks.

[jkhanson]

I have a two mile drive to my job.

And, like oldbuddy, it only takes a few steps to get to my online office.

[UGetPaid]

My office is only a half mile from my house, so I can walk if the weather is nice and I don't have other outside appointments away from my office.  But I still often drive just in case...

[judylucas]

I'm very fortunate i am retired and driving to work is over for me

[sherryinutah]

Lately I've been riding the city bus when I donate plasma.  That's kind of like going to work.  I have to be on the bus for almost an hour because it has a designated route.  I'm okay with that because I like the scenery.  I'm also okay with that because I'm only paying $3 for transportation where I'm going to be paid $30 for donating.

I could ride a bike but this time of year it's nicer to be inside the bus.   

[lvstephanie]

I'm about a mile away from a highway, so I take that to work. It only takes about 5-10 minutes to get there.