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That's over 2 hours of commuting each day, assuming everything is on time. Do they use the 2 hours (mostly on the commuter rail) to get work done? Could be inte
by om42 10y ago
That's over 2 hours of commuting each day, assuming everything is on time. Do they use the 2 hours (mostly on the commuter rail) to get work done? Could be interesting to see the trade off between 2 hours in a train versus 1 hour driving each day. You still have the freedom of doing other tasks while on the train. Also how is their social life? The commuter rail has strict hours and doesn't run at night. Probably not much to do in Providence compared to Boston/Cambridge.
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- heydenberk 10y agoThe train between Boston and Providence is usually faster than driving even when there is no traffic, and Boston often has pretty bad traffic.
- planetmcd 10y agoProvidence proper is pretty nice, this restaurant, bar scene and music. Pawtucket, not as much so.