Hazleton among top commute times in state
The survey was done by Obrella, a Clear Link Insurance Agency brand which helps with the insurance shopping experience by reporting on industry news, providing helpful insurance resources, and taking the time to help the consumer better understand the insurance policy and the options available.
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To determine the rankings, Obrella analyzed traffic data from the 2013 survey released by the
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"The interstate highways are immediately adjacent to our industrial parks by design," O'Donnell said. "That's part of the reason it's such an easy commute to work."
"And my husband, Sean, is a teacher at
Malone said the area's highway system is what gives the area a high quality of life.
"We all know the assets of having
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The report said entrepreneurs will appreciate
"A cost of living that's 11 percent lower than the state average and a low violent crime rate are more reasons
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The study went on to say that on average,
The average commute time of the best commuter cities in
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On top of increasing stress levels and impacting overall well being, many people aren't aware that a long commute may increase their auto insurance premium. The good news is workers who have short commutes may enjoy more competitive auto insurance rates, and that's why we're recognizing the best commuter cities in
The report also stated the 40 worst commutes in the state. Four
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There are a number of ways a lengthy commute can have a negative impact on your quality of life.
--Research carried out by the
--A Swedish study reveals that when one partner in a marriage spends 45 minutes or more commuting, the relationship is 40 percent more likely to end in divorce.
--A Gallup Poll found that commuters who spend more than 90 minutes getting to work have an increased risk for neck problems and chronic back pain
--Research from
--When compared with those who have shorter commutes, people with longer commutes are more likely to feel tired, experience greater worry, and less enjoyment.
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