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How much does it cost you to get to work?

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    yellowparkyellowpark Posts: 2,125
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    xbling wrote: »
    I'd love to be able to walk to work. Even up to an hour.

    Absolutely, and I love walking, I walk everywhere but just too far for work, it takes me an hour on train from home to office, If I walk it would take two hours. I'm not doing that early morning.
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    SnrDevSnrDev Posts: 6,094
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    About a 40 mile round trip = a gallon of diesel = about £6.40 per day, or free on the days when I cycle in instead.
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    seanfseanf Posts: 3,092
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    around £500 per year in petrol :-)
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    ba_baracusba_baracus Posts: 3,237
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    I walk so it's free.
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    HoffmisterHoffmister Posts: 12,274
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    I teleport
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    annette kurtenannette kurten Posts: 39,543
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    I usually walk, so nothing, but if I decide to get a bus it's £1.45 for a single ticket or £2.50 for a return, whereas a taxi is £3.50 each way.

    taxis sound cheap where you are, how far`s it? a less than three mile journey to the next but one village is £2.10 for a single, it was £8 last time i got a taxi. anyone who wants to make the 6 miles from there to town is charged £6.70 for a day ticket, what a bloody rip off.
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    bornfreebornfree Posts: 16,369
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    I dont know because, sometimes drive, sometimes get a lift and sometimes take a bus and try to walk it at least twice a week. Walking takes about 50 minutes and when the weather is good I do walk it more than twice a week.
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    19Nick6819Nick68 Posts: 1,792
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    Usually drive so probably about £2.50 in diesel return.

    The train was £3.30 return but may have gone up by 10p from yesterday. Cheaper than driving into town and paying to park.

    The bus is about £4.00 for a day ticket. Years since I took the bus.
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    EspressoEspresso Posts: 18,047
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    I walk, so it costs me nowt. If it's lashing down I get the bus which is a quid. What with the bonkers one way system in this town it is far, far quicker to walk than get the bus.
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    19Nick6819Nick68 Posts: 1,792
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    Usually drive so probably about £2.50 in diesel return.

    The train was £3.30 return but may have gone up by 10p from yesterday. Cheaper than driving into town and paying to park.

    The bus is about £4.00 for a day ticket. Years since I took the bus.
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    venusinflaresvenusinflares Posts: 4,194
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    It costs me nothing.

    Interesting though, that here in Leeds First are bringing prices DOWN from Sunday so a monthly bus pass for use in Leeds only will be £52 down from £63.
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 4,864
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    I don't work but my husband does - he has a 20-30 min car journey each way every day, six days a week. Costs him about £3.50 a week in petrol.
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    Compton_scatterCompton_scatter Posts: 2,711
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    Monday to Thursday if I'm not working from home I'm out visiting clients for which I get paid expenses(45 p/mile for the first 10k miles, then it's 25 p/mile). Friday I do a second job which costs about £6 petrol.
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    shankly123shankly123 Posts: 598
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    Usually nothing because I cycle - if the weather is particularly bad (high wind or ice) £2.00 bus in, £2.70 train home.
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    MidnightFalconMidnightFalcon Posts: 15,016
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    Bus £50 per month.
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    Pumping IronPumping Iron Posts: 29,891
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    Nothing, I walk.
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    DaisyBumblerootDaisyBumbleroot Posts: 24,763
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    Roughly £25 a day in petrol, but I get it all back at the end of the month
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    trphiltrphil Posts: 2,931
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    I have a 60 mile round trip and my car averages 46mpg so approximately £8 per day in diesel.
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    muntamunta Posts: 18,285
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    Nothing - I have a 10 Ft round trip
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    shelleyj89shelleyj89 Posts: 16,292
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    My travelcard is £2072 a year. Taking into consideration holidays, bank holidays, weekends and my compressed days, it works out to the equivalent of roughly £8.30 a day.
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 2,570
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    £147 a month :|
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 625
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    Was £88.40 per month but with the price increase it is now £90.70:o
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    3Sheets2TheWind3Sheets2TheWind Posts: 3,028
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    orangebird wrote: »
    I don't work but my husband does - he has a 20-30 min car journey each way every day, six days a week. Costs him about £3.50 a week in petrol.

    He must have a very economical car!

    I had a similar journey about five years ago and it was costing me at least £40 a week in petrol. Part of the reason why I changed jobs was to save money and I now live a 10 minute walk away from the office :):)
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    bornfreebornfree Posts: 16,369
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    orangebird wrote: »
    I don't work but my husband does - he has a 20-30 min car journey each way every day, six days a week. Costs him about £3.50 a week in petrol.

    Very cheap indeed. :)
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 829
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    £6 a day is the usual. If I'm going to Eastbourne then about £13 I don't invest in annual passes etc., as I never know where I am going next.
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