How do you all get home?

I'm already at home.


cramming for fkn final exams

I live 10min from Work, with little to no Traffic. I Drive.

ride home at 4am, in the god damn f***ing cold. s*** it is cold feels like i have no nuts its that codl

bus to/from school. ride to/from work.

walk 10 minutes if that

Drive to/from work and uni. $3 parking per day at uni IF I get there early enough to get a spot.

Train station is 500m from house :D

$12 weekly is my ticket, can't beat that.

I walk mostly, but sometimes I'm a lazy f*** and drive the couple hundred meters

bus ftw.

in holland you pay 2.50/l for petrol.. or do what the locals do.. ride a pushie.. or walk

so many hawt chicks riding around.. i always nearly crash into stuff

its a 45min drive for me atm

20 minute drive

buses are terrible for where I want to go :(

Today was a day off but normally its an hour to hour and a half drive :(

Drove home because I woke up late and didn't have time to catch the train in. $13.50 for parking >:(

sif travel. i stumble out of bed 3 metres and i am in my office.

working from home ftw.

ride home at 4am, in the god damn f***ing cold. s*** it is cold feels like i have no nuts its that codl

mate, ive cycled through the last 3 winters. when you've cycled in snow, come see me.

Drive home from work via gateway during peak hour traffic. 20 minute drives turn into 45 minutes >:(

I also drive about 35mins or so one way, and either way I go is usually terrible.

Riverside Expressway then on to the ICB, or Logan Road to the Story Bridge and through the valley :(

mate, ive cycled through the last 3 winters. when you've cycled in snow, come see me.

Yes it's so cold that Mooby has no nuts.

I work at Roma Street, live at Bulimba. I've got plenty of options to get home, all relatively quick. I can drive to Morningside Rail Station and train in. I can get the 230 from Oxford St and bus to George x Adelaide St and walk. I can get the citycat from Bulimba to North Quay. All regular, easy and close. Which one I take depends on when my shift start time is.

25 min drive

Sometimes it takes me an extra 2 hours to get back home, but only when i stop by infi's mum.

i just don't know why she associates with you types - 2 or 3 at a time.

2min walk

I Work @ Roma st (hi exo!) & catch the train whenever possible.. 45min-1hr train ride > fighting traffic. Also means I've got 2hrs a day of pure Nintendo DS gaming fun. Can't beat that!

I don't leave home

drive pretty much every day to a different location. i spend around $100 a week on fuel. i waste so much of my time in traffic.. it sucks..

anyone need plumbing jobs done? give me a holla!

I hear your mums pipes need some cleaning Suhaib.

ps - Drive 10 min :D

15 mins in traffic, 20 on bad days. Travel 6Km's to work on a Motorcycle or Drive. Oh and it takes a hour by Bus > Train > another Train thanks to my home location and work.

Forget spending $6 a day on public transport when the bike could go a whole week on $6 with that amount of distance.

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I drive from hillcrest to taringa and back each day in my baby-killing smoke-billowing car-crushing urban assault vehicle, takes 25-50 minutes depending on traffic

I drive to uni, and pay nothing....still no fines as they wouldn't want to touch the rotor.

hah

yeah, 10 min walk. i'd prolly drive too if there easy parking in toowong. what a fat bastard

I typically cycle, but had heart surgery a few weeks ago. So for the past few weeks I've been driving to the train station and catching the train in.

But, riding ftw!

you twisted fat f***.. :P

I hear your mums pipes need some cleaning Suhaib.

must be the wrong mum you're talking about, cos i hear your mum had a few leaks here and there after my donkey got to her.

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like 10minute subway ride along with 500000000000000 other fags

10min drive against the flow of peak hour traffic oorrjeh.

pilot the barge up and down fairfield rd (ok, truth be told wifey pilots, i just sit there)

fairfield rd is a breath of fresh air getting from salisbury to west end

only a few spots of traffic congestion and we rat run to avoid them, rest of the time its easy sailing, 10/15 minute trip each way

only part of the trip that sux is wifey works at milton and having to get over william jolly bridge and back for her most days and me when i drop her off

man that takes fooking ages

train

I make the drive from Geebung to Fisherman Islands every day. 30 min trip, depending on traffic on the toombul road onramp to the gateway ...

i drive my car, when i'm not running into poles etc

chermside <-> southbank

I catch the bus to/from work at Toowong now. Drive to Eight Mile Plains busway station with the lady and we bus it - me to Toowong and her to the Royal Brisbane or Prince Charles.

I just got sick of raging at the stupid tards every day on the road. Better to cruise up the Busway while reading a good book or listening to some music than concentrating on the f***wit in front of me for 45 mins each way!

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heh yeah the tard drivers make it entertaining for sure

50 minute bus ride to work from Parkinson to the CBD, on my way in its ok, I'm the first stop.

On the way home its a joke cause brisbane buses are useless and I get to wait 20 minutes plus regularly for a bus that comes every 10 minutes....

If rail were an option, I'd use it, its more reliable. Its just a shame that my rail line stops at high quality areas like Logan, Beenleigh and Woodridge.

i left my car in cairns, but considering i practically live 20m from the ipswich train line, its no biggy.

drive pretty much every day to a different location. i spend around $100 a week on fuel. i waste so much of my time in traffic.. it sucks..

anyone need plumbing jobs done? give me a holla!

Live in ippy (switch reprasent) and drive to the Southport every day. Spend a combined total of at least $125 / week on fuel and tolls. Takes about 75 mins - go through springfield then onto the logan thus bypassing the clusterf*** that is the ippy mway.

I'd train it in if it didn't require like 2 trains and a bus :P

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i ride my 10 min drive to work.....on a girl.

Fizzer where you work?

I work on the other side of Gladstone from where I live, and starting and finishing at 6:30, the trip is about 8-12 minutes. Driving in the "peak hour" the trip would be 10-13 minutes.

Until 2 years ago, I lived in Brisbane and had to drive from Mitchelton to the CBD. This was a 15 minute drive starting at 6am. Leaving about 4pm on a Friday, 15 minutes became 1.25+ hours driving home.

In making this post, I have realised my steering wheel does not take the beatings it once did. These were often instigated about by...

1> Automatic drivers who stoped miles from the car in front and then trundled foreward VERY slowly at their leisure. This is especially annoying when they are blocking access to a turning lane that is currently moving. Oblivious to the outside world, they check make up etc. and sometimes run into the person in front.

2> Twits that run bus lanes, ignoring numerous chances to enter the normal lanes, but do so with their right indicator on. They will eventually push in, but not before passing a minimum of 1500 cars. They are the spanners you see having arguements with police when they finally get booked. For some good times, try to pace them where possible. Smile and wave. Use your middle finger. Have health insurance.

3> Prats that let the twits in.

These three groups seem to be replaced in Gladstone by one major one, the 4WD atards. You know the type, the ones where lane markings are simply something everyone else has to stick to. Especially interesting to watch going around a two lane round about side by side. They are not bound by other annoying road rules such as indicators either.

know the type, the ones where lane markings are simply something everyone else has to stick to.

That's Jim.

On the coast with our public transport system there is only one option.

Drive.

[quote]Drive home from work via gateway during peak hour traffic. 20 minute drives turn into 45 minutes >:([/quote]

Fkn gateway pos. EVERY f***ing day its s***. Deads***s building a new fkn bridge thats not the problem its every bloody merge onto the gayway thats the problem. They're all 20m long and they're f***ed every day. Then we've gotta pay $2.50 for the piece of s***.

what are these lane markings you're talking about ticcles

1> Automatic drivers who stoped miles from the car in front and then trundled foreward VERY slowly at their leisure. This is especially annoying when they are blocking access to a turning lane that is currently moving. Oblivious to the outside world, they check make up etc. and sometimes run into the person in front.

That's how you're supposed to drive douche.

It's the idiots that accelerate to 40km/hr when the speed is about 10km/hr then slam on the brakes, rinse/repeat for 45 minutes. Driving at a constant and slower pace while leaving distance makes a better experience for all.

true a lot of the time chub, but specifically in the situation herr uberpanzer mentioned, it's a problem because they are preventing traffic from getting out of the straight lane and into the turning lane

4wd owners shouldn't have to indicate, the world should move around them to put them in the correct lane.

I live 10min from Work, with little to no Traffic. I Drive.

shad for PM!

currently drive from milton, drop the missus at southbank and continue to tingalpa

new job means ill be working in the city, but ill need to drive in anyway as most of my time will be spent driving to client sites :/

Drive every day. Takes about 15 minutes each way. Next financial year I'm more than likely going to be selling my car and catching the train from coorparoo to brunswick street

so are you saying train > awd?

lately i've been driving to and from work every day

normally I drive the g/f's car and get out in the city, then she keeps going to her work at mansfield and I get the bus home in the afternoon

haha mr hardware

casa why are you basing your sale around financial year? How are you hoping to profit more from the sale of your car taxwise?

Persay, just because I'll be getting a bonus of some sort and the selling of my car + the bonus might get me a nice new car. The whole train thing is just temporary until I get said new car.

oh and Mr Hardware, good chance the new car will be an STi or an evo X

casa how much do you want for your wrx? :)...

City Cat.

In the last three months its like everyone has decided that this is they way to go - now theres too many f-ing people and you can watch 2 some and fill up before you even get on.

hey man f*** you 2.

This is the only City Cat I want to ride.