commutes

I much prefer public transportation commutes to driving commutes when I can get them.

Note that Florida combines low housing costs, lack of an income tax, super-short commutes, and very little traffic.

If an operation X is unchanged by conjugation of an operation Y, you say Y commutes with X.

In Suburbs a problem can be many people have long commutes that exceed the range of an electric car.

They want cozy nooks and nap spaces, walkable commutes, the tastes and conveniences of the city.

GTA schools will have longer commutes because it's bigger, rent close to schools tends to be expensive, and transport sucks.

Not only that, but commutes > the range of the car make it impossible as well.

This would dramatically reduce the size of the residential/village areas so commutes would be shorter.

Then commutes would be quick, but must people could only afford to go by bus.

Note that a few of those locations combine low housing costs, lack of an income tax, super-short commutes, and very little traffic.

Our distributed team is best-in-class and we happily skip commutes by working out of our ergonomic home offices.

The commutes are just the other side of the same coin: The way the US treats it's work/life balance has had deeper consequences.

I already work full-time, I want the remainder of my time to be my own to do with as my please, as much as humanly possible, and long commutes are the antithesis of this (and yes, save the "but I'm productive on my laptop on the bus!" or "podcasts!