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That 10 min train ride is pretty exceptional though. I had about 20 on the metro + 20 walkwhich was amazing. In other jobs I've had 1 hour driving commutes whi
by GekkePrutser 5y ago
That 10 min train ride is pretty exceptional though. I had about 20 on the metro + 20 walkwhich was amazing.
In other jobs I've had 1 hour driving commutes which could go up to 3 hours due to heavy traffic in the area. It was absolutely exhausting and depressing.
So this depends a lot of your circumstances. Also, many people love to drive. I hate it and it stresses me out especially when I'm stuck in traffic.
- strken 5y agoIt's either a 40 minute commute with a 2km walk at the end, or a 40 minute commute involving a changeover to a bus. I never realised I could just... ignore Google maps and walk. Prior to this I've done 1hr+ public transport commutes, and I'm not willing to say they're a net positive, but they're better for me than no commute.
- GekkePrutser 5y agoOh yes I often ignore the whole metro and just walk. Especially since Covid. It's actually better than it sounds for me because the metro makes a huge detour during those 20 minutes. Walking is a lot shorter than the metro route. It takes me about 1 hour. 7km or so (some uphill though :) ) Problem is where I live it gets quite hot in summer and it makes a 1-hour walk after work exhausting. In winter I do it more often.