How long is your commute to work?

[Barnham Seagull]

Varied as I head a sales division, in Glasgow today so 4am start up to Gatwick plane up to sunny Scotland. Waiting for a 7pm flight now at the airport.

Sometimes 0 miles when working at home.

Anywhere in the UK if seeing a clent

and if in the office have to go to Farringdon so Arundel to East Croydon change there and get on the infernal Capital Connect train to Farringdon, which is the worst of the lot. Prefer driving or flying anywhere over that shambles of a service, sole destroying!! 2 hours there 2 hours back.

 

[Chester Drawers]

Too long ... due to all the mothers on the road (theres one up our road who drives half a mile to drop her precious cargo off at skool)... funny how they all manage to find their legs on Halloween evening ...

 

[blue'n'white]

10 minutes in the car
40 minutes on the train to London
15/20 minute walk across London Bridge

Coming home is the same except it takes longer to get from station to home owing to there being more traffic

f***ing hate it !! Can't do anything about it though - as not allowed to WFH. Looking on the bright side though at least I don't have to get the bloody Tube

 

[ManxSeagull]

4 minutes if I really hit the gas down one long straight.

100 mph is easily achieved and legally over here.

 

[Saint Lennard]

10 mins in the car, hour and a half on the train, 20 mins walk at the other end. Two hours door to door if South Eastern provide the service they should! Find it very tiring but nothing local would pay anything like it. May move to make the journey shorter.

 

[Emily's Mum]

Technically it should be a 21 hour each way journey, but as accommodation comes with the job, it takes less than 5 minutes in my Army issue Land Rover

 

[South Stand Bonfire]

Are you a porn star then?..

i also work from my bed or sofa. my commute to the albion on the other hand is 80 miles each way :-(

 

[8ace]

Technically it should be a 21 hour each way journey, but as accommodation comes with the job, it takes less than 5 minutes in my Army issue Land Rover

Something I've always wondered, what accent do people have in the Falklands?

 

[Cheshire Cat]

An hour each way by car (mostly waiting for the lights to change).

Radio or CDs all the way although the radio can be really dull in the rush hour (news news and more tedious news), and I've heard the CDs several times already.

 

[00snook]

2 hours 10 mins each way door to door.

Portsmouth to Westminster.

 

[Emily's Mum]

Something I've always wondered, what accent do people have in the Falklands?

It's very wierd, a cross between New Zealand & South African with a bit of Scottish thrown in

 

[jackcgull]

Are you a porn star then?..

only in my head

 

[tedebear]

Now its Shoreham to Goring - in the car - pleasant little 8 mile journey along the seafront of about 25 minutes if I leave early enough to miss the traffic.

Many years ago it was Shoreham to London (Canary Wharf) on the train usually with Tricky Dicky. Mostly it was pleasant enough, the odd occassion where it got annoying was when I had things to get back for - I missed a concert at the dome once as I was sat on the train all Balcombe Tunnel (or whatever its called) - very annoying....

 

[pasty]

3 hours 48 minutes door to desk this morning. Bloody Victoria line broken

 

[Freddie Goodwin.]

Churchill Sq to Lower Bev, 60-90 mins on a 49a via Lewes Road, and that's sometimes without the waiting time whilst packs of 49's and 25's sail by.

 

[Sussex Nomad]

Working in Farringdon was a 25 min journey.
Working in Oxford Circus was 10 mins.
Working in Windsor (now) 1h 35m ... a drag with three bus/train changes!