s/o Tell us about your non-monster commute

[Anonymous]

Doesn't count if you work at home

Me: 20 minutes

Live in GP, work in Columbia Heights

When I take the bus it takes about 40 minutes door to door (transferring buses at Dupont)

[Anonymous]

Live in Columbia Heights, work two blocks away. Two minute walk. Beat that!

[Anonymous]

12 to 15 minutes.

I live in Silver Spring and work in Greenbelt. Free parking, too!

[Anonymous]

North Chevy Chase to downtown Bethesda. Less than 10 minutes with no traffic.

[Anonymous]

20. Ch ch dc to west end on the parkway. I travel non rush though.

[Anonymous]

15 minutes of surface roads and free parking.

[Anonymous]

Walk 5 min to drop baby at daycare and then 10 more minutes to get to work.

Baltimore (yeah, I know you're jealous)

[Anonymous]

10-15 minutes by bus to Dupont. Sometimes wait longer for bus than actually ride it!

[Anonymous]

20 minutes Annandale to Arlington

[Anonymous]

10 minute walk. I pass the gym on the way. It's right at the midpoint between home and office. I can also take the metro but that takes 10 minutes counting walking there. Second stop. Live and work downtown DC.

[Anonymous]

Not my commute, but my former supervisor: we work in Bethesda in an office building. She lives in the apartment building right next door. Two minute walk.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Doesn't count if you work at home

Oh MAN. I was just coming here to post about the long agonizing walk across the hall from my bedroom to my home office.

[Anonymous]

Brookland to Metro Center. 30 minutes at its worst including daycare drop off.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Not my commute, but my former supervisor: we work in Bethesda in an office building. She lives in the apartment building right next door. Two minute walk.

10 minute walk poster. This was me when I worked in Midtown Manhattan. I worked in the building next door, 4th floor, and lived on the 26th floor next door. Could not quite do the same in DC unfortunately.

[Anonymous]

Herndon to Reston.

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