Working from home saves London commuters an average of 23.5 days per year in travel time, new research has found.
Tyto’s Cost of a London Commute study revealed that those travelling into the city spend almost two and a half unpaid hours per day travelling door-to-door.
In addition, the data unearthed that within a year, this equated to 23.5 full 24-hour days and an average of £10,020 worth of unpaid time racked up.
Brendon Craigie, Founder and Managing Partner at Tyto, said that the survey results highlighted both the tangible and invisible costs of commuting.
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