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I commute 22 miles each way every day. I so want a change. I'd love to work in the same town I live in.

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Re: What's your commute?
9 miles but takes about 20 minutes to get from house to desk. I'd like to work about 10 min or less that way I could go home over lunch if I wanted. I go every once in a while but it seems like by the time I get home and make/or grab food on the way then I have to turn around.
The job before this was a 30 min commute and I hated it. It was mostly interstate and sucked in the winter. During a snow or ice storm it could take 1 hour+ to get to work.
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37 miles each way, so about 45-50 minutes. I teach and would LOVE a close to home job, but with this economy & lack of jobs available, I don't see myself moving anytime soon.
Plus I have a great staff and good kids to work with at a small school. Paying $300 a month in gas is just a price to pay for a quality job I guess!
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I don't know how many miles...but it would take me 40 minutes to drive with no traffic. However, due to traffic, I commute on a train. Door to Desk my trip to work takes a minimum 1 hour 10 minutes.
I used to work in the same town that I live in and I loved it! My drive to the train now is longer than my drive to the office used to be.
5 minutes each way.
My last job was 1.5 hours each way (public transportation)
This is exactly my situation except I drive 52 miles each way. Right now it takes about an hour, but they are building a four line highway to replace to two lane country road I take so I think it will go down to about 45-50 minutes once that is done. My job is too good to give up.
It's just about 83 miles each way, so 1 hour 40 mins, or almost 4 hours round trip. I have a Jetta TDI (diesel) and monthly fuel budget definitely hurts. I've been doing it just over 3 years, in order to be close to family.
Yeah, I really need a new job.
This is exactly what I was going to say, 7 minutes and I do love the option of going home for lunch
5 days a week I go 17 miles and it takes about 1/2 an hour each way.
1 day a week I go 18 miles and it takes about 20 minutes each way.
The 18 mile commute is mostly highway, where 5 days a week I'm going down main streets, but no highways.
Used to be 55 miles (1.5-2 hours), we just moved so now its 22 miles (.5-.75).
I'm in the L.A. area too so I understand your pain!