45 mins in the car (20 mile trip) pre covid, now 10 seconds to the kitchen table.
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About 40 min drive pre-covid. Takes about 25 minutes now due to less traffic and schools closed.
Around a 15 minute drive.
If needing to go by public transport, 15 minute walk to the bus stop. Then a 20 minute bus ride. Then a 5 minute walk to work.
If needing to go by public transport, 15 minute walk to the bus stop. Then a 20 minute bus ride. Then a 5 minute walk to work.
Pre Covid a 45-60 mins drive to go less than 15 miles. I hated it, but like my job. Fingers crossed I’ll be home based for the majority of my week moving forward as going back to that 5 days a week is not something I’m looking forward to! I wish it was a journey I could do by train so I could read or something instead but it’s not sadly.
So annoying with buses, isnt it. Its such a drawn out route!
In my last job, before I could drive, it would take me a bus and a train and it was about two hours, when I could drive, it was twenty minutes!
in my current job, it’s less than ten minutes by car.
in my current job, it’s less than ten minutes by car.
Pre covid door to door was about 40-45 min on the tube. Only 1 line and no change, so I think that's pretty good for London. To me it's not only about the time but also how easy it is, so a commute that's only 30 minutes but required a bus and 2 trains and a walk can be less appealing than a 50 min commute on one train.
20 minutes driving. I've had jobs where I've travelled an hour each way though and was definitely always more tired with that kind of commute.
I drive as part of my job so it varies day to day. Generally from 15 minutes to just over an hour. All depends where I am on the day.
I can see my work out of my bedroom window and I'm still always late 
Pre-covid it was a 20 minute walk. My longest commute was a 70 minute walk or a 50 minute bus ride so unless it was absolutly pouring I usually walked instead.
I go back on myself too
