The phrase 'commuter for' is incorrect and not usable in written English.
You could use the phrase 'commuter to' instead. Example: The train is a convenient commuter to the city.
Here, it's every commuter for himself".
Friends nicknamed him the Commuter, for his frequent sojourns abroad.
Robert Young, a Long Island commuter for 19 years, boarded the 6 46 p.m. to Babylon the other day with a Budweiser he bought from a private vendor.
But in a way he has been a commuter for his whole career -- mostly to places of desperation, disaster and chaos.
I've been harboring a crush on a fellow commuter for the last six months and don't know how to handle it.
Al Miller, 55, of Somerset, an operations manager for a financial company, put it this way: "I'm not overly concerned, but I'm not overly blasé, because it's going to cause problems for any commuter for those days".
Women with longer commuting times were well educated and had higher incomes except for public commuters, for whom income was about the same for men and women regardless of commuting time.
A train driver joined the demonstration at one point and apologised to commuters for the delays.
At the ferry terminal, I scanned the gathered commuters for that distinct mane of silver hair.
At a news conference before dawn, Mr. Iwasaki thanked commuters for their patience.
They worked together, and Mrs. Michos became popular with commuters for her warm, engaging manner.
