Your Commute.

[mongers]

What's the state of your commute, has it gotten better or worsen over time?

What has been your longest routine commute to a regular place of work?

[Admiral Yi]

Takes about 8 seconds to walk from the bed to my computer.

Longest commute was probably 30 minutes each way.

[MadBurgerMaker]

Eh, takes me about 15 minutes each way right now.

My longest commute was when I lived in Fallbrook, CA and worked at the base in Point Loma.  Right around 60 miles on I-15.  Took at least 1.5-2 hours due to traffic.

[mongers]

Takes about 8 seconds to walk from the bed to my computer.

Longest commute was probably 30 minutes each way.

So bucking the trend in the continent sized US.

I've also done the 10-15 second trip to a pc.

Longest commute a 75 mile round trip drive. 

[Liep]

~8 minutes from my apartment to the coffee machine at work.

Longest commute was 30 minutes biking to the post office at 6 am, I prefer my current situation.

[Valmy]

It sucks. I leave really early in the morning so I can avoid the traffic but the trip home every day sucks ass. 45 minutes when I go straight home, 1+ hours when I have to pick up Henry from day care. Everybody else in my house has a less than 10 minute commute by car though so it is a sacrifice I have to make.

[CountDeMoney]

An hour to work on a good day, usually closer to an hour and twenty minutes now that school has started, in the morning. 
Roughly ninety minutes to two hours for the ride home, depending on how many people refuse to stop texting on the way home and crash into somebody's ass.
If it's raining, add more time.
80 miles round trip a day.

[derspiess]

About 20 seconds to get to the fridge, grab an energy drink, and proceed to the basement.

[Duque de Bragança]

Lately 1h05 min by public transportation. Not the longest I had, something like 1h30 is the record I believe
Current is from downtown to a business park near Roissy Charles de Gaulle Airport. It's only temporary though.
I haven't had a major transportation system screwup on a work day in a while though.

[PDH]

For the next week it is 5 minute bike to work.

After that, who knows?  I will likely be living in a cardboard box under an overpass somewhere.

[mongers]

For the next week it is 5 minute bike to work.

After that, who knows?  I will likely be living in a cardboard box under an overpass somewhere.

?

Because I'm not so far from a tent in a forest myself. 

[PDH]

Moving to Santa Cruz California.  That box under the overpass will cost me 2100 a month and it still won't allow pets.

[dps]

Current commute is about 7 miles;  takes anywhere from 15-30 minutes depending on traffic.

Longest was back in WV when I lived in Oak Hill and worked in Charleston.  About 60 miles;  I could make it in an hour (it was almost all interstates) but usually took about 90 minutes (the short part of the drive after getting off the interstate at Charleston was pretty congested, and the short part on the other end was a narrow, curvy country road).

[Savonarola]

About five minutes from my house to the office.   

Longest commute was an hour and a quarter each way from Detroit to Lansing, but I only had to do that twice a week.  I loved the Lansing office, but I hated that commute.  In those days our office manager in Detroit had become so extraordinarily petty that the office coffee pots were forbidden.  He forbade us from even having a "Coffee Club" where employees would chip in to buy the coffee and maintain the pots.  We didn't even have an office manager in Lansing; and the coffee flowed like a bitter black river.

[mongers]

About five minutes from my house to the office.   

Longest commute was an hour and a quarter each way from Detroit to Lansing, but I only had to do that twice a week.  I loved the Lansing office, but I hated that commute.  In those days our office manager in Detroit had become so extraordinarily petty that the office coffee pots were forbidden.  He forbade us from even having a "Coffee Club" where employees would chip in to buy the coffee and maintain the pots.  We didn't even have an office manager in Lansing; and the coffee flowed like a bitter black river.

Oddly at the end of my longest commute, we also had a very petty office manager, he also smelt.