And real-world commuters are used to gizmos such as E-Z Pass, which somehow zaps out electronic change and deducts it automatically from their prepaid account as they glide through a highway toll booth.
Another witty project from ADS4, taught by Tom Greenall and Nicky Koller, Jamieson has dreamed of a world of "commuter belt castles", where Game of Thrones meets Barratt Homes.
"When they are on a train platform in Grand Central, the throngs of world-weary commuters will stop and gather and peer into the windows and try to sneak inside," said Dan Brucker, a Metro-North spokesman.
Which companies will capitalize on the vast commercial potential of a new hour of free time for the world's car commuters?
The New York subway system is a world of silent commuters who, despite riding in close proximity to other people, rarely make contact with their fellow travelers.
Mattingly, who lives in Upperville, was external affairs manager for the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority when she decided to shuck the commuter world and work closer to home.
In 2016, we welcomed Bagel Rat to the world when a commuter spotted the rat munching its very New York breakfast at a subway platform in Harlem.
But brought together under that felicitously condensed title in 1945, they become something more: an account of a social journey, a rite of passage between the ancient, oral, self-sufficient culture of the traditional countryside and the new world of the commuter village, the rural suburb.
His commuter world deftly reflecting fast shifting post WWII mores.
Americans, for all their bellyaching, are not the world's most afflicted commuters.
Hillingdon was largely rural until suburban railway lines opened the area to commuters between World Wars I and II.
