It did not help that the frequent commute from his family home in the Birmingham area was beginning to get him down.
Like their predecessors, many of the current second-home owners, who number 600 to 700, primarily spend summers and winter holidays here, though a good share, like the Lonergans, make a more frequent commute.
While individual car ownership appears to have peaked, the total number of car journeys made annually has risen since the financial crash of 2008, caused in part by more pressurised lives, longer and more frequent commutes to work, and repeated cuts to bus services.
These are particularly important, Penske notes, for teenagers with a longer, or freeway-frequent commute.
The reason for including people with less frequent active commuting behaviours, as well as with short route distances, was to include a wide range of commuting behaviours.
Attanasio could have eliminated his frequent Milwaukee commute without sacrificing ownership of a major league team.
All the while they were making frequent 10-hour commutes between New York and Stonington.
For more than thirty years, manned space flight has been a matter not of exploration but of commuting, frequent-flier mileage interrupted by occasional disaster on the way to or from low earth orbit.
You can also miss out on going for a drink after work or other social things, because even if you stay for just half an hour, it means trying to get home when the boat and trains are less frequent, and your commute suddenly becomes three hours.
Government employee and company employee are more likely to be satisfied with travel time which may be because generally, their-most frequent trips are commuted trips for which they are already used to the travel time.
