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PostPosted: Fri Mar 28, 2008 8:44 am 
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PostPosted: Fri Mar 28, 2008 9:07 am 
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Both my husband and I work downtown Toronto, and will be moving to Milton next year.


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we're both downtown as well


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Yes, it's true. You seem surprised; how come?

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PostPosted: Fri Mar 28, 2008 11:48 am 
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what is the average commute time from Milton to Toronto during the rush hrs? say start from Milton at 8 am and return from Toronto at 5


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AlphaMale wrote:
Yes, it's true. You seem surprised; how come?


I am hesitating at signing the paper just beacuse of the commute, so I need some courage from you guys who have same situation :lol:


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Emsmom wrote:
Hey Cisco 123....I also work work downtown..Right on Bay street....and from your name, I am guessing we may work VERY close to each other :)

Just a guess though


I am not in downtown right now. The good thing is that my office will move to beside UNION STATION next year (Great 2009 for us)


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I drive from Milton to Front Street daily, it's 55 minutes (door to desk) in the morning, 1 hour in the evening, and is quite consistent (as long as it is not raining, snowing, too sunny or foggy :wink: ).

Driving costs me an extra $100 a month in gas/parking, but saves me an hour each day. Well worth the extra time I get to spend with my family, plus convenience of setting my own schedule.

Derek


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Thank you guys! See you on the TRAIN lol


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PostPosted: Sat Mar 29, 2008 7:06 am 
i live in milton and also work in Toronto. But I drive to Toronto. especially when you drive a nice sexy convertable the drive is amazing!


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Hi Tim and Sherri

I leave Milton between 6:25AM and 6:35AM and am at my desk by 7:30.

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Derek&Ruvani wrote:
Hi Tim and Sherri

I leave Milton between 6:25AM and 6:35AM and am at my desk by 7:30.

Derek


Wow, so fast? Do you go 401E --> 427S --> Gardiner East?

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Trafalgar south to QEW/Gardiner, it's fairly consistent, and I don't drive too far above the speed limit :wink:

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Derek&Ruvani wrote:
Trafalgar south to QEW/Gardiner, it's fairly consistent, and I don't drive too far above the speed limit :wink:


Haha, nah, I was just thinking how you can get there so fast even with no traffic, because it's at least 50km door-to-door to downtown.

In a situation where the QEW is shut down, or is so ridiculously backed up due to a collision or rubber-neckers, do you have alternates?

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AlphaMale wrote:
Derek&Ruvani wrote:
Trafalgar south to QEW/Gardiner, it's fairly consistent, and I don't drive too far above the speed limit :wink:


Haha, nah, I was just thinking how you can get there so fast even with no traffic, because it's at least 50km door-to-door to downtown.

In a situation where the QEW is shut down, or is so ridiculously backed up due to a collision or rubber-neckers, do you have alternates?


I use Dundas or Lakeshore if I really have to, but in the past 18 months have only had to do that three times. I was lucky a couple of weeks ago when the cows were on the highway, I had a vacation day that day.

There have been a few days this winter where it's taken 2-3 hours to get to work/home, but those are few and far between.

60 minutes isn't really a stretch. While on a course at Bay/Wellington on Saturdays recently it was taking about 35 minutes to get the training centre.

I am lucky that my office is pretty much right at Spadina/Front, any further into the core and the time would start adding up.

BTW, it's exactly 50KM from my house to my office, so good estimate :!:


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