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Originally Posted by squeezied
Thanks for pointing that out. I'll keep that in mind when analyzing the data. Those who mostly work at home would be assumed to be grouped into the 0-10min category for typical travel time. Ideally we would have a separate category for work at home but it's too late now.
Anyways I notice there's a disproportionate amount of males completing the survey (nearly 70%!). That's either a sign a large number of responses are from my engineering contacts or from you guys! Time to find some more people...
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Ok I am going to go ahead and fill this thing out. But yeah over the years there has been a growing trend for working remotely. If everyone worked a "
average" of one day per week from home then that would cut commute based congestion by nearly 20% right away. Pretty effective I think and makes that sprawling suburban house not seem like such a bad deal after-all
. Who knows what the future holds for urban planning.
Thanks for posting this here by the way, I will make sure to view the final results.