- Oct 28, 1999
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One thing that I have noticed about people is that they answer the "how far of a drive do you have to get to work" question differently depending on if they live in the city or in the country.
Typically, if you ask someone who lives in a rural area that commutes to an urban area, they will give you the distance in miles. And, when you ask someone who lives in an urban area, and commutes to a place within that same urban area, they will give you the distance in time.
Also, the people who commute from the rural areas generally don't mind the drive.
For myself, I have a 25 minute, 15 mile drive one way to get to work. It's on a two lane highway with a posted 55 MPH speed limit. The highway has a lot of trees all the way along it, and crosses over a very pretty looking part of the Iowa River. My drive to, and from work is very relaxing. At the end of the day, I actually look forward to my drive home.
How about you?
Typically, if you ask someone who lives in a rural area that commutes to an urban area, they will give you the distance in miles. And, when you ask someone who lives in an urban area, and commutes to a place within that same urban area, they will give you the distance in time.
Also, the people who commute from the rural areas generally don't mind the drive.
For myself, I have a 25 minute, 15 mile drive one way to get to work. It's on a two lane highway with a posted 55 MPH speed limit. The highway has a lot of trees all the way along it, and crosses over a very pretty looking part of the Iowa River. My drive to, and from work is very relaxing. At the end of the day, I actually look forward to my drive home.
How about you?
