Your daily commute is doing more than wasting time and burning gas. Research shows commute time directly correlates with divorce risk. For every 15 minutes added to your one-way commute, divorce ...

The average commute to work in the U.S. is getting longer, and that means Americans are spending more time on the road and less time with their loved ones. The average one-way travel time for ...

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. Preview this article 1 min As more companies call workers ...

Nobody enjoys a long commute to work, yet for people in some U.S. cities, it's just a part of regular life. To find out which city truly has it the worst, we pulled together comprehensive data on ...

As someone who can spend up to two hours of my work day commuting, my heart often sinks when I read research about the negative health impacts of long commutes. Physical inactivity, divorce risk, and ...

Would you believe that the average American spends a full week driving to and from work every year? And if that sounds like a lot of time behind the wheel of your Ford F-150, we don't even rank among ...

For the average worker, commuting may not just be an inconvenience—it amounts to roughly $8,100 in lost time each year. As some large employers call workers back to the office full-time, the debate ...