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When I was working north of DC there were people commuting from West Virginia (couldn't sell their houses to relocate), so 2.5+ hours each way so that's about 3
by rajman187 4y ago
When I was working north of DC there were people commuting from West Virginia (couldn't sell their houses to relocate), so 2.5+ hours each way so that's about 32 work-weeks of lost time. And they would come in by 7am to leave at 3pm to avoid the insane traffic during rush hour.
- tentboy 4y agoi work remote but live in the northern dc area. i occasionally have to head up to the harpers ferry area after work (northwest of DC by about 60-70 min without traffic, for non locals) and the afternoon rush hour literally starts by 3pm, especially on thursdays the days i usually have to go up there. its funny cuz so many people think "oh ill leave early and beat traffic" that you are often better off waiting until like 6pm. i still cant believe how many WV plates i see on 270 on any given work day. i hope i never end up in a commute like that