>That really depends on the amount of traffic jam you end up in. And on the ammount of leaves/snow/rain/wind/heat/strikes impeding rail traffic. Terrible traff

>That really depends on the amount of traffic jam you end up in. And on the ammount of leaves/snow/rain/wind/heat/strikes impeding rail traffic. Terrible traffic jams happen but let's not pretend the NS doesn't have a long list of excuses to run less or no trains or massively delayed trains. I can't count the number of times NS announced that they would stop running trains because of some weather where i had no issue driving home. On average driving is going to be twice as fast for most typical commutes.