How many miles do you drive to get to work?

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   rutleyposted 6 years ago

   How many miles do you drive to get to work?
   
   Does it cut deep into your paycheck?

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   KStro18posted 6 years ago

   I drive 8 miles each way for a total of 16 miles a day! Not far at all!

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   Cammiebarposted 6 years ago

   About a total of 40 miles a day.  20 there, and 20 back.  Not much I can do about it

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   duffsmomposted 6 years ago

   Four miles one way, along a river.  My 4 wheel drive doesn't get very good mileage but I only go to work 2 days a week so it isn't bad for me money-wise.

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   fpherj48posted 6 years ago

   Don't drive to work, but I'll answer anyway.  I walk, from the main part of our home to the office....and it costs the price of a fresh cup of coffee, prepared in my kitchen......Save on office attire (my robe, quite often) and there's no gossip at the water cooler, since I work alone.  I get great performance reviews, frequent raises, paid time off and NUMEROUS Employee of the Year awards!  Best job in the world.  Nothing cuts into my paycheck but shopping sprees.

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   helmutbiscutposted 6 years ago

   Depends on where I'm working.  I work all over the state of Ohio and southeast Michigan.

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   Deborah-Dianeposted 6 years ago

   I drive 11 miles to work, and about half of that is through the beautiful Laguna Wildlife Preserve.  Pretty nice commute for Southern California where most people have horrible commutes!!

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   Amy Bechererposted 6 years ago

   Before the economy took my job a year ago, I drove 90-miles round-trip to and from work everyday.  The cost in time was approximately 2-1/4 hours.  The financial cost was also considerable, although I did not complain, as I took the job with full knowledge of the drive and drove a small, fuel efficient vehicle. 
   
   I had just finalized my divorce and chose my apartment with logistics in mind.  The drive would have been about 12 to 15 minutes.  To my shock, I was laid off as I was moving into my new digs.  I have yet to find another job, despite my efforts to do so.  I am now considering trying an errand service for seniors, which I will limit to the highly populated neighborhood I live in to keep the ever rising expense of driving to a minimum.

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   Mindtrapzposted 6 years ago

   I drive approx. 20 miles to work each day. It cuts in my paycheck like some dull scissors. I drive an old 93 camaro and it gets roughly 20-25 mpg depending on how heavy footed I am.

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    lburmasterposted 6 years ago

    None. I work from home. My school takes a lot more. I go to two colleges. One is five minutes away from my home and doesn't do much to my paycheck. But for one class, I have to drive for an hour to get there. It really kills my bills. Instead of filling my tank once every two weeks, its now once a week...

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    hazelwood4posted 6 years ago

    I drive about 50 miles a day round trip. No, not to bad. My car gets about 25 miles to the gallon, so it doesn't cut to bad into the pocketbook.

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    athena2011posted 6 years ago

    Luckily, with gas prices the way they are now and expected to rise, I work from home so my answer is Zero. I feel for those who have long commutes to work these days as it is very expensive and time consuming.

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