"commute via" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to how someone gets to and from work or school. For example: She commutes via train to work every day.
hybrid even if they could commute via yacht and helipad.
I write this as the Hamptons' Monday-morning commute via helicopter is under way.
To commute via the bowels of Penn Station, just a few blocks away, is a humiliation.
The National Rail skill can give you an update on your commute via rail, or specific train times.
Some, like the Bugatti Veyron Fbg par Hermès, will be priced out of reach of those who don't commute via private helicopter.
Brokers say that about 30percentt of all residential units are rented, some to pilots and flight attendants, who commute via the AirTrain.
"I look at it as I'm paying myself half a million to commute," said Jeff Essex, 28, who recently moved from Sausalito, across the Golden Gate Bridge, to Patterson, 15 miles south of Tracy, where he commutes via the commuter train to Sunnyvale.
The biggest argument against the project will disappear once Dallas and Houston switch from personal commuting via pickup truck to robo-commuting via electric taxi.
How satisfied were you with the experience of commuting via e-bike?
Dr. Friedman, who is also an associate dean at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine, commuted via Metro-North Railroad to the 125th Street station.
Many leaders live above shop, commuting via carpet to their desks (it's a wonder Obama bothers with shoes).
