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I think there's a difference between the drive to work and a commute. A commute means that you're in your car maybe 45 minutes to 2+ hours each way every day. S
by dpcan 9y ago
I think there's a difference between the drive to work and a commute. A commute means that you're in your car maybe 45 minutes to 2+ hours each way every day. So, biking probably isn't a viable option - especially in areas where it's winter-like temperatures 6-8 months out of the year.
- 6DM 9y agoIt can depend on your location too. If I commute by car, it can take 1 - 2 hours. By metro 1 hr but I've had a few times take up to 2 hours. When I go by bike, it's a consistent 1 hr 15 min.
- Cerium 9y agoI wish the California Bay Area was like that! Here it takes me 30 minutes to drive with traffic, 15 without, 40 to ride bike, 1.5 to 2 hours by public transit.
- kqr 9y agoWell. Assuming you'd otherwise have to spend 60 minutes in the gym, you can take 30 minutes longer on your one way trip and still come out even. Winter temperatures are no biggie. You just do what you'd do anyway: put on more layers of clothes. Now, snow and ice on the other hand...