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I wouldn't commute 2 hours to work, even once a month. Too much risk to my personal safety. There's no way I'm driving on a highway with semi-trucks just to do
by bluefishinit 3y ago
I wouldn't commute 2 hours to work, even once a month. Too much risk to my personal safety. There's no way I'm driving on a highway with semi-trucks just to do some meetings.
- ghaff 3y agoSo you live in the city already and don't need to drive on the highway to your office? Or? You don't otherwise drive on the highway to go any place? I actually don't need to drive into the city for a day event but it still takes me 2 hours to take the train and subway.
- bluefishinit 3y agoI work from home and would never work in an office even with a "normal" commute. Two hours on a regular basis is something else though, I think there's definitely an added risk to a long distance commute that doesn't get talked about enough.
- ghaff 3y agoI do work from home but I also go into an office to meet with customers and I otherwise drive on highways on a regular basis. I'm an hour drive into the nearest major city to see a play. If I commuted into my nominal office a few days a week I'm pretty sure my overall risk wouldn't be much increased.