How long does it take for you to get to work?

[newmom5497]

11 minutes on back country roads in johnston county...no highways or traffic . ...just cows, horses and ponds.

It is definitely a overall job perk.

[krelithous]

3 minutes walking down stairs 10 mins for the coffee pot 3 mins back upstairs

[MikeJaquish]

Originally Posted by krelithous

3 minutes walking down stairs 10 mins for the coffee pot 3 mins back upstairs

Wow. An arduous commute like that makes me grateful for a 1st floor master....

[krelithous]

Heck it don't bother me. It beats the daily commute

[poppydog]

I just realized that city-data has graphs on modes of transport and length of commutes. According to their data it looks like a 10-15 minute commute is the most common time in Chapel Hill.

[edglock21]

To work: 30-35 minutes on surface streets; 25 minutes on Toll540

Back home: 35-45 minutes

I have resisted using Toll540 in the afternoon, but have seriously considered it recently.

[NewUser]

Originally Posted by Funky Chicken

15-20 minutes. Middle Creek HS area to Regency Park, Cary. Depends on school busses.

That seems excessive. I can get to Regency Park in 15 - 20 minutes and I live over by Ten Ten on Lake Wheeler Rd.

I'd love to get a job in Regency Park. Right now I work in RTP and it takes me 35-40 minutes one way.

[CHTransplant]

Originally Posted by west seattle gal

It used to take me an hour to drive from N Raleigh to Chapel Hill (ten years ago). Have things changed? I remember I-40 was like a parking lot just about the entire way during rush hour. Even driving from one side of Raleigh to the other could take an hour depending on traffic, back then...

They added a lane to I-40 about 9-10 years ago.

[AutumnOrange3]

Originally Posted by krelithous

3 minutes walking down stairs 10 mins for the coffee pot 3 mins back upstairs

That sounds like me - minus the stairs.

[parkman]

It takes me about 45 minutes most days to get from Durham to Cary (Regency Park area) for work.