Reply With QuoteBedroom to office - 20m. I used to have my office down the other end of the house but I felt that that was keeping my work just too close by.
0 - I work from home etc
0 -> 20 Mins
20 -> 40 Mins
40 -> 60 Mins
1 Hr -> 1 Hr 30 Mins
1 Hr 30 Mins -> 2 Hrs
2 Hrs -> 2 Hrs 30 Mins
2 Hrs 30 Mins -> 3 Hrs
3 Hrs -> 3 Hrs 30 Mins
More than 3 Hrs 30 Mins
Master
Totally agree on that.Originally Posted by grumpybastard
When was the last time you lived in Melbourne? commute times have easily doubled in the last 5 years i reckon.
Peak hour now starts at 6am to 10:30am and 3pm to 7:30pm ... its really, really bad now!!
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Where do you work that it takes 2 hours to get there?
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Bedroom to office - 20m. I used to have my office down the other end of the house but I felt that that was keeping my work just too close by.
Swaggie
I live 3.5km from work. Most days I ride a mountain bike. Some days I work from home.
Saves the landie for the fun stuff.
ForumSage
Riding my mountain bike takes about 7 minutes. Driving takes 3 - 5 minutes depending on traffic lights.
Master
On average its 1hr20mins to work bit over an 1 hour home, last night it took 2 hours to get home (it rained)
Boronia to Port Melbourne approx 40k's ea way ... if i leave at 5:15am it takes 35mins!!
Master
SubscriberLive in Doreen & work in the City. I usually leave home around 6am and if taking the freeways i.e. Craigieburn Bypass, WWR, Citylink, I get to work by 6:40am. If taking Plenty Rd starting in Doreen into Clifton Hill, then around the top end of town to Docklands, bet on 1hr+ each way.
The train from Epping is 48mins to Southern Cross Station then a 7min walk around into Flinders St. Train saves lots of money so is the usual method of commuting.
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Wizard
Bedroom to office - 20m. I used to have my office down the other end of the house but I felt that that was keeping my work just too close by.
What he said ... but I also have to go down stairs ...
Master
I'm a cyclist too...
20-25 mins over the 3.6km to uni (times improving though!), and that includes 4 sets of traffic lights - most of which are timed to turn to red just for me...
It takes the same amount of time by bus, it's cheaper, and keeps me fit, so I'm happy.
Wizard
About 15mins ATM but will become 30-40mins within the next 12mths. That's the price I'm happy to pay to get out of the burbs.
ChatterBox
I work about 6ks from home (West End), 5-10mins tops. Although I am out and about a bit sometimes.
Used to work at home, but now I have to put pants on
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