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A typical supercommuter spends 60–90 minutes or more one way commuting to work or school. As the cost of living continues to outpace wage growth, supercommuting is growing in popularity. According to a recent U.S. Census Bureau report, an estimated 5 million people are now supercommuters—up from roughly 3.42 million in 2012.

I hate long commutes. Taking the bus or driving to work was one of my top three annoyances while I was employed.

When I retired in 2012, one of the greatest joys was never having to commute again. Getting back that time, energy, and mental clarity was a truly lifestyle-enhancing benefit of retirement. Then, when the pandemic hit in 2020, millions around the world got to experience that same freedom. Is there any wonder why it’s been so hard to convince workers to go back to the office?

In this post, I want to highlight the hidden toll of supercommuting to work

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