U.S. States by Commute Time

How long does it take workers in each state to get to and from work?
Notes
  • 2023 data from the U.S. Census Bureau
  • Doesn't count people who work from home
  • The original data is how long it takes to travel to work. We have doubled this number, but the true number might be higher since traffic is generally worse in the afternoon than in the morning.
All States by Commute Time
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MinutesState
65.6New York
62.8Maryland
62.8New Jersey
60.8District of Columbia
59.8Massachusetts
58.4California
57.6Puerto Rico
57.4Georgia
57.0Florida
56.2Illinois
55.4West Virginia
55.0Virginia
54.4Texas
54.2New Hampshire
54.0Hawaii
53.8Connecticut
53.6Delaware
53.4Washington
53.0Pennsylvania
52.6Tennessee
51.4Arizona
51.4Louisiana
51.2Rhode Island
51.0Alabama
51.0Colorado
51.0Nevada
51.0South Carolina
50.6North Carolina
50.4Mississippi
49.0Michigan
48.6Indiana
48.6Maine
48.4Kentucky
48.4Vermont
47.0Missouri
47.0Ohio
46.4New Mexico
46.4Oregon
45.4Arkansas
45.4Minnesota
45.2Oklahoma
45.2Utah
45.0Wisconsin
43.8Idaho
40.4Montana
40.0Iowa
40.0Kansas
39.6Alaska
39.0Wyoming
38.2Nebraska
37.0North Dakota
36.8South Dakota
1 Comments
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Level 55
Sep 21, 2024
This is why I quit working, too many sweats.