What is the farthest you should live from work in these times?

[TuVu]

I live 14.5 miles from my house to my office. I am not suffering that much, except there is stuff I’d like to do in Del Mar and Valley Center and such and I just don’t do it these days like I used to. I have to traverse the 8 in the afternoon commute and I have seen three incident in the last 10 days where cars (actually trucks, vans, and SUVs) were just plain stalled in one lane or another, creating havoc. I haven’t run out of gas since I was a college kid in the 1970s, but I could always steer off on vapors onto the shoulder. What do vehicles do these days? Just shut off?

Just interested in hearing opinions on what is gonna happen to the housing prices of people commuting in from Temec, etc., to where I work, near P.B.

[Aecetia]

Thank God, I do not have to work any more, but when my son goes to school, it is about 20 miles each way. I am glad I kept the old VW and wishing I did not buy the SUV to be in a car pool that never was. Pretty soon he will be driving himself to school. I do wonder why more people do not try to find people they can ride with. I would rather ride with someone than drive.

[Aecetia]

Thank God, I do not have to work any more, but when my son goes to school, it is about 20 miles each way. I am glad I kept the old VW and wishing I did not buy the SUV to be in a car pool that never was. Pretty soon he will be driving himself to school. I do wonder why more people do not try to find people they can ride with. I would rather ride with someone than drive.

[Aecetia]

Thank God, I do not have to work any more, but when my son goes to school, it is about 20 miles each way. I am glad I kept the old VW and wishing I did not buy the SUV to be in a car pool that never was. Pretty soon he will be driving himself to school. I do wonder why more people do not try to find people they can ride with. I would rather ride with someone than drive.

[Aecetia]

Thank God, I do not have to work any more, but when my son goes to school, it is about 20 miles each way. I am glad I kept the old VW and wishing I did not buy the SUV to be in a car pool that never was. Pretty soon he will be driving himself to school. I do wonder why more people do not try to find people they can ride with. I would rather ride with someone than drive.

[Aecetia]

Thank God, I do not have to work any more, but when my son goes to school, it is about 20 miles each way. I am glad I kept the old VW and wishing I did not buy the SUV to be in a car pool that never was. Pretty soon he will be driving himself to school. I do wonder why more people do not try to find people they can ride with. I would rather ride with someone than drive.

[stop_the_bubble_hype]

I live 18 miles from work (door to door) but my real joy in life comes from having the ability to ride the Coaster to work everyday. I am saving about $50 a week on gas (cost of gas – cost of coaster), don’t have the wear and tear on the car, and I get to relax.

Though I must admit I drove a few days last week and traffic has been so easy as of late.

[stop_the_bubble_hype]

I live 18 miles from work (door to door) but my real joy in life comes from having the ability to ride the Coaster to work everyday. I am saving about $50 a week on gas (cost of gas – cost of coaster), don’t have the wear and tear on the car, and I get to relax.

Though I must admit I drove a few days last week and traffic has been so easy as of late.

[stop_the_bubble_hype]

I live 18 miles from work (door to door) but my real joy in life comes from having the ability to ride the Coaster to work everyday. I am saving about $50 a week on gas (cost of gas – cost of coaster), don’t have the wear and tear on the car, and I get to relax.

Though I must admit I drove a few days last week and traffic has been so easy as of late.

[stop_the_bubble_hype]

I live 18 miles from work (door to door) but my real joy in life comes from having the ability to ride the Coaster to work everyday. I am saving about $50 a week on gas (cost of gas – cost of coaster), don’t have the wear and tear on the car, and I get to relax.

Though I must admit I drove a few days last week and traffic has been so easy as of late.

[stop_the_bubble_hype]

I live 18 miles from work (door to door) but my real joy in life comes from having the ability to ride the Coaster to work everyday. I am saving about $50 a week on gas (cost of gas – cost of coaster), don’t have the wear and tear on the car, and I get to relax.

Though I must admit I drove a few days last week and traffic has been so easy as of late.

[Ren]

I’ve always been of the opinion that it’s the time lost, not the cost, that’s bad. If you have a long commute, you should either move or get a job closer to home, even if it means a cut in pay. Add up the time lost every year to get an idea of what you’re doing to your family, not to mention your stress level.

[Ren]

I’ve always been of the opinion that it’s the time lost, not the cost, that’s bad. If you have a long commute, you should either move or get a job closer to home, even if it means a cut in pay. Add up the time lost every year to get an idea of what you’re doing to your family, not to mention your stress level.

[Ren]

I’ve always been of the opinion that it’s the time lost, not the cost, that’s bad. If you have a long commute, you should either move or get a job closer to home, even if it means a cut in pay. Add up the time lost every year to get an idea of what you’re doing to your family, not to mention your stress level.

[Ren]

I’ve always been of the opinion that it’s the time lost, not the cost, that’s bad. If you have a long commute, you should either move or get a job closer to home, even if it means a cut in pay. Add up the time lost every year to get an idea of what you’re doing to your family, not to mention your stress level.

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