Quality of Life Pushes Some Commuters Farther From Work: Study

Quality of Life Pushes Some Commuters Farther From Work: Study
Commuters board a Long Island Rail Road train at Penn Station in Manhattan on July 17. The Epoch Times
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Although still a small percentage of all business commuters, more people are traveling longer distances to get between their homes and jobs today than before the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a new study from Stanford University.

The reasons, though varied, tend to focus on quality of life.

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