The Briefing Room
State Chapters => NY/NJ => Topic started by: Gefn on September 03, 2022, 09:55:46 am
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NEW YORK - Commuting to and from New York City has had a pretty miserable reputation for decades now, but according to a new study, it's not just bad, but one of the worst in the nation.
According to a study from resume.io, an online resume building, New York City has the most stressful commute in the nation, with negativity in a whopping 45% of Twitter posts from people heading to and from work in the city featuring negativity.
According to the report, more than one million commuters come in and out of the city each day for work, with census data estimating that around 600,000 of those people are so-called "super-commuters," people who spend 90 minutes or more each day traveling to work.
New York City also accounts for a huge percentage of the nation's public transit commuters, with 38.5% living in the NYC/metro area.
https://www.fox5ny.com/news/nyc-has-nations-most-stressful-commute-report
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How do they count those 90 minutes for the “super commuters” - door to door, or station to station?
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How do they count those 90 minutes for the “super commuters” - door to door, or station to station?
Don’t know, I would have thought LA would have the worst commutes….