Commuters in Sussex, NJ, suffer the most compared to their
workday compatriots in the rest of the Arbitron radio Metros. Sussex commuters
spend an average of slightly more than 37 minutes getting to work;
Fredericksburg, VA, is number two, also at slightly more than 37 minutes.
Arbitron compiled average commuting times for employed
residents of its 275 radio Metros using the U.S. Census Bureau’s American
Community Survey from 2007-2011, providing radio stations with average
commuting data for their specific radio market.
Since 84 percent of all drivers or passengers report use of
AM/FM radio in-car, Arbitron also analyzed which formats were top in morning
drive and how much time is spent listening to the radio during morning drive
(Monday-Friday 6AM-10AM) in an average week.
One possible reason— these two markets are also the leading
markets for public transportation. In New York, 31.6 percent take public transportation
to work; in Washington, DC—14.7 percent.
Without a dashboard radio to accompany their commute, many
bus and subway commuters aren’t available to contribute to the morning drive
Time Spent Listening.
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Bottom 5 Markets by Commute Time: Average Travel Time to
Work
Away from Eastern seaboard highways and West Coast freeways,
commuters in middle America have an easier time of their journey to work. Grand
Forks, ND-MN, with an average commute time of just over 14 minutes, has the
lowest commute time to work of all 275 metro markets.
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