Fastest Commute, Goodyear/Surprise/Queen Creek (Phoenix, Glendale: how much, home, live in)

[jayely1]

I was wondering the average commute time from lets say Goodyear to Glendale in rush hour and non rush hour. Same as Goodyear to Phoenix. And Goodyear to Phoenix. Surprise to Phoenix? How about Queen Creek to Tempe in rush hour/non rush hour. Thanks for the help!!

[LBTRS]

Originally Posted by jayely1

I was wondering the average commute time from lets say Goodyear to Glendale in rush hour and non rush hour. Same as Goodyear to Phoenix. And Goodyear to Phoenix. Surprise to Phoenix? How about Queen Creek to Tempe in rush hour/non rush hour. Thanks for the help!!

I live in Goodyear and I have offices in Glendale, Peoria, Surprise and downtown.

Goodyear to Surprise = 20 mins any time of day
Goodyear to Glendale = 25 mins during rush hour, 15 mins any other time.
Goodyear to Peoria = 35 mins during rush hour, 25 mins any other time.
Goodyear to downtown = 45 mins during rush hour, 25 mins any other time.

[jayely1]

ok great!! So goodyear isn't to bad of a drive at all...Just hope its not to busy!

[CodyW]

Oh, it's busy, no doubt about that. Feels like one of the busier cities on the west side. But it's still tolerable.

[jayely1]

Great haha, well Estrella isn't busy at least! Righttt?

[andrzejn]

Originally Posted by jayely1

Great haha, well Estrella isn't busy at least! Righttt?

I dont think the times provided above were from Estrella part of Goodyear

[Finger Laker]

yeah - if you are in estrella tack on an additional 10 minutes

also commuting to "central phoenix" can often take more than 45 minutes pending on a couple factors - one being the traffic conditions for the day and the other how much surface street you have to run to get into your office / back onto the freeway after work

i know that when I would need to get onto the 7th ave on ramp when I left work at 5 it would be brutal - there were days it would take 20+ minutes to just cover the 2.5 miles from my office to the freeway and the on ramp would be backed up north of mcdowell

also keep in mind that in the summer your times will be closer to the "non rush hour" times as traffic is lighter

[uscg200]

I commute from San Tan Valley or whatever it is called now. I live off of Gary Rd.

I leave at 6:30-6:45 and I am in Scottsdale (McDowell Rd) by 7:15-7:30. I take the 202 Loop around and it is an easy ride going 70 mph the whole way. I am usually in the slow lane though. Going home I leave at 3:45-4:00 and am home at 4:30-4:45, again doing the same speed and route.

I used to take the 202 to 60 to 101 and that took at least an hour (if there were no accidents) each way. I find the 202 loop less crowded and more of a relaxing drive.

Hope that helps.

[Ponderosa]

Originally Posted by andrzejn

I dont think the times provided above were from Estrella part of Goodyear

10 more minutes from Estrella except downtown where it may be faster or no worse during peak times. You can go the "back way" downtown from Estrella. I do so a couple times most weeks and it is about 45 minutes. Same may be true going to airport, Tempe and points east as you can bypass the freeway mess or get on where it is less crowded.

[jayely1]

Great, thanks for the info guys!!!