Extreme commuters 6.5 hours a day girls have left, "If you drive 5,000 yuan per month"

On September 2nd, according to the report of the Morning News "021 Video", recently, the topic of "girls' extreme commutes 6.5 hours a day" attracted the attention of netizens.

It is understood that Miss Jin, who lives in Zhujing Town, Jinshan District, Shanghai, works in a company in Yangpu District.

Due to the long distance, she had to ride an electric bicycle to the bus station. After taking a bus for an hour and a half, transfer to the subway. After arriving at the station, take a bus to work in the park where the company is located. It takes 3 hours and 15 minutes one way, and it costs 800 yuan per month.

The parties Ms. Jin said that if driving from get off work, one -way is about 100 kilometers, and the one -way in the morning and evening will be nearly 2 hours. In addition to oil, tolls, and parking fees, the monthly cost will cost about 5,000 yuan.

She said: "I have also tried to rent a house near the company, but the cost is higher."

Due to the long commuting time, Miss Jin has left from the company.

On July 29th, the "2022 China Community Commuting Monitoring Report" (hereinafter referred to as the "Report"), jointly released by the China Urban Planning and Design Institute and Baidu Map, shows that in 2021, the country's affordable "extreme commuting" population bears the population of more than 60 minutes. Over 14 million, long -distance commuting has become a common phenomenon in big cities.

Studies generally believe that long -term commuting will reduce people's happiness.

At the same time, the proportion of "happiness and commuting" (referring to the commuting within 5 kilometers) across the country showed a downward trend, and more and more commuters had to use motorized traffic to get off work.

How to solve the suffering of "extreme commuting"

According to China News Weekly reports, many people will choose to pass the commute time to watch movies, chase dramas, browse social networking sites, listening to music, chatting strangers.

Yang Xinmiao, deputy director of the Institute of Transportation of Tsinghua University, encouraged the public to choose to travel by cycling to help bicycles as commuting tools.

He said that Beijing's average commute distance is 11.3 kilometers, and the standard for helping bicycles is 1 hour and 18 kilometers. With lightweight help bicycles, most people can easily ride 11 kilometers for less than 45 minutes. Environmental friendly".

Zhao Yixin, the dean of the Traffic Branch of the China Urban Planning and Design Institute, believes that "whether the rail transit construction and the construction of the city can be more closely integrated, it is the key to solving the commuting of general cities."

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