Question

Are You Stuck in Traffic Daily?

Answer 1

No, I live in the center of Kansas. Zero traffic problems here in the hinterlands.
We have more of a problem waiting for these to cross the road.

Answer 2

I'm close enough to walk.

Answer 3

No, thank ***. I grew up on that and I still have anxiety-ridden, horrible memories of it clinging to me. What a nightmare.

Answer 4

I couldn't live like that. I'd crack.

Answer 5

Walking & Finland - there's your winning combination, Lonnie.

Answer 6

Not these days. I used to commute between my home in the Inland Empire
to various construction projects around LA, though. and that was indeed, a
real nightmare. Since both my job and residence were both transferred up to
the Southern California High Desert from both of those respective locations,
my daily commute has been cut dramatically. And to that regard, things have
improved substantially, for both my nerves and my wallet. The only thing that
I might miss, are the occasional trips on the Metrolink commuter trains, when
I was able to leave my tools at a secure job site, and my vehicle at the LA
Union Station, and take the train home, instead of having to drive the entire
distance between work and home.

Answer 7

Unless there's a wreck.

Answer 8

I take the bus to and from school.And use me of the tram too.I´m close to a driving licence but I still prefer the bus over driving.i don´t like to drive so much but know that I need my licence in the future

Answer 9

In the Paris area, we have suburban trains and a subway system known as Le Métro.

Answer 10

I used to early before i was working in day shifts.

Answer 11

where I live there is no traffic to get stuck in.

Answer 12

No, Most everything I need is close.

Answer 13

Lol thats because 70 percent of ********* live in the middle of boringtown nowhere usa

Answer 14

Telecommuters of the world, unite!

Answer 15

yes. About 3 hours yesterday, due to the weather.

Answer 16

It's not barely any, but I have no complaints. 15-20 minutes travel time.

Answer 17

Living in the LA basin and driving several hundred miles a day it is a part of daily life, but I do not mind, just sit back and relax. What I do not like is when the traffic comes to a standstill, then I leave the freeway and fall bakc to the side streets. But as long as it is moving, even @ ten miles an hour, what the heck. And it is NOT awfull

Answer 18

NYC

Answer 19

I don't drive to the office every day, but on those days that I do, many of them are stuck in traffic.

Answer 20

Answer 21

Thank the lord for back country roads...

Answer 22

No traffic in my area...

Answer 23

But next time you think you are stuck in traffic just remember... you ARE the traffic...

Answer 24

Nope. I live in the country where traffic gets heavy and lasts up to like 10 minutes at most. Lol Lots of diesels on the road...

Answer 25

Answer 26

I live in Los Angeles County, so I'm very blessed to have access to public transit. I ride the Metro to work each day.

Answer 27

Don't live in a huge city though. A decent sized city of about 150,000 people, but nothing to the point of taking two hours to go ten miles.

Answer 28

I work the overnight shift, and the traffic in the Boston area does not start until five o'clock. It takes commuters two hours to go ten miles into work in the Boston area. Many businesses moved ten to fifteen miles outside the city, and now the loop road that goes around Boston is jammed as well. Some people spend more time stuck in traffic than sleeping. I guess sleep is overrated. You can always fall asleep behind the wheel.

Answer 29

I refuse to complain. I was out of work for almost a year before I got this job, so I'll take the traffic along with the paycheck.

Answer 30

no way. What a waste of money and fuel.

Answer 31

Retired, retarded, don't GO There~

Answer 32

Where everyone rides bikes. The few vehicles are all Army owned.

Answer 33

Underground super freeways like in Boston, now!

Answer 34

Not since I retired!

Answer 35

I barely leave my college campus, so no.

Answer 36

Los Angeles area.

Answer 37

I get to avoid all of that

Answer 38

I know who to avioid it.

Answer 39

i live in toledo easiest commute ever. not bad here. youcan be just about anywhere in about 20 minutes.

Answer 40

I live only a 15-minute drive to my work place. As small as my paycheck is, I won't drive much more than that and continue to work there.

Answer 41

I haven't been stuck in traffic on a daily basis since I moved from the Dallas area in 1981. It was an enormous relief, too. I haven't worked in the public since 1991 and I was only a mile from work then. But, I haven't lost my rush hour driving skills, either. I had to use them in Dallas in December, in heavy fog and did very well.