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	TRANSPORTATION OVERVIEW
	The average one-way commute in Austin, Texas, takes 23 minutes. 73% of commuters drive their own car alone. 10% carpool with others. 4% take mass transit and 7% work from home.

TRANSPORTATION	Austin, Texas	United States
Commute Time	23.15	25.71
COMMUTE MODE
Auto (alone)	73.00%	76.41%
Carpool	10.32%	9.59%
Mass Transit	4.23%	5.06%
Bicycle	1.43%	0.59%
Walk	2.62%	2.78%

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Elizabeth
Austin, TX
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7/7/2017
Both a wonderful and a terrible place to live
I lived in Austin for 8 years. I grew up in Houston, spent several years living in Denver, Colorado and now live in San Diego, CA for the last 2. After living in San... (Read More)

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Taylor
Austin, TX
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4/25/2017
Nicest people on earth...
I moved to Austin almost 3 years ago from Los Angeles, CA. I had lived (miserably) in Portland, OR for 7 of the longest, dreariest, coldest, rainiest years of my life... (Read More)

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Harris
Beaverton, OR
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4/2/2017
Too hot and too many Brogrammers + Yuppies
Austin is a pretty city for Texas. It actually has a nice flowing river and some interesting topography which most of Texas lacks. Unfortunately, it's still has the... (Read More)

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