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Old 04-01-2009, 01:14 PM
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Default Do you live in Gilroy? If so, where do you commute to for work?
Do you live in Gilroy? If so, where do you commute to for work? I know the freeways can be horrible in terms of traffic, but are there commuter trains that serve the area, and if so, how long does it take you to get to work? Does anyone live in Gilroy and commute to Stanford? If so, how is the commute? Thank you!
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Dad commutes from Morgan Hill to Redwood City via 101, which takes 1.5 hours if not carpooling. It used to be a lot worse before they expanded 101 through the Coyote Valley and added the Bailey Rd exit. There is a commuter train which goes all the way up to San Francisco, but there are only three runs a day in each direction, during peak commute hours only.
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