Eug
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...or so says this study:
It takes people in Greater Toronto an average of 80 minutes to commute to work, round trip, the study found.
That’s 24 minutes slower than Los Angeles, and the worst among 19 cities including New York, London, Chicago and Berlin.
I've said this before, but when I bought a house, one of the most important criteria was have a commute to my workplace (which isn't downtown) and a commute to downtown of less than 30 minutes in rush hour. That seems like it's pretty good for Toronto, and it is, being less than average according to that study. Still, that's almost 60 minutes round trip, which is worse than LA according to that study.
It takes people in Greater Toronto an average of 80 minutes to commute to work, round trip, the study found.
That’s 24 minutes slower than Los Angeles, and the worst among 19 cities including New York, London, Chicago and Berlin.
I've said this before, but when I bought a house, one of the most important criteria was have a commute to my workplace (which isn't downtown) and a commute to downtown of less than 30 minutes in rush hour. That seems like it's pretty good for Toronto, and it is, being less than average according to that study. Still, that's almost 60 minutes round trip, which is worse than LA according to that study.