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Which U.S. Cities Have The Longest Commutes

Out of 108 million working Americans, 76 percent drive to work alone, 9 percent carpool and 5 percent use public tranport. New York is actually an exception to the "driving alone to work" rule with the majority of its citizens using public transport. Despite that, however, the Big Apple still has the most arduous commutes in the country, averaging 39.4 minutes each way. The average across the United States is 25 minutes, according to Wallet Hub and Census Bureau data

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This chart shows the average time spent commuting to work every day in minutes.

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