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If you're not billing your transit time you're making a mistake. I've heard of people double billing plane or train transit: one customer put you on the train,
by R0b0t1 6y ago
If you're not billing your transit time you're making a mistake. I've heard of people double billing plane or train transit: one customer put you on the train, and the other customer pays for the work you do on the train.
- theshrike79 6y agoYep, this was the exact case. I can't bill transit from all clients, but I can still do billable work on the train for other clients. No way to do that while driving.
- R0b0t1 6y agoMaybe I am misunderstanding. Do you drive for free? If you have to drive somewhere that gets billed to the client. This is totally normal, I work in a metro area adjacent to another. If I drive across state the person is paying for that hourly. If I could sit on a train instead someone would be paying to have me on the train, hourly, and if I was doing work that would also be billed hourly (I'd try to do work for the client that made me travel but not always possible).