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	TRANSPORTATION OVERVIEW
	The average one-way commute in Denver, Colorado, takes 24 minutes. 70% of commuters drive their own car alone. 9% carpool with others. 7% take mass transit and 6% work from home.

TRANSPORTATION	Denver, Colorado	United States
Commute Time	24.48	25.71
COMMUTE MODE
Auto (alone)	69.67%	76.41%
Carpool	9.22%	9.59%
Mass Transit	6.92%	5.06%
Bicycle	2.41%	0.59%
Walk	4.48%	2.78%

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paula
Nixa, MO
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6/22/2017
Great suburb between Boulder and Denver?
Looking for a nice suburb between Boulder and Denver. Broomfield, Thornton or Westminster? For young couple. Thank... (Read More)

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ROBERT
Byers, CO
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5/30/2017
A good choice for those willing to work
Jobs are plentiful and most pay quite well about 60K on average. Housing in the city is expensive, but the towns West of Denver are beautiful places to live. There... (Read More)

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Elizabeth
Austin, TX
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5/9/2017
Need Help deciding!
I grew up in Houston and moved to Denver well over a decade ago, when I was young in my mid-late 20's and I loved it back then. As an attractive, professional woman, I... (Read More)

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