how long does it take to travel across austin?
Like... I know this is a hard question, and I suspect not to get many answers. But, how long would it take to get travel from the two farthest points in austin? or how many miles/time spent traveling is the longest path across austin? I'm planning on moving to the austin area, and was wondering if I had a job in the city, what would be the longest amount of time spent traveling to work or where ever I was headed into the city.
Austin - 2 Answers
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If you are talking strictly Austin (not Cedar Park, not Round Rock, not Kyle, etc.) then you can get to any part of the city in 20-25 minutes. If you plan on traveling during rush hours though (from 7-9am or 4-6pm), you better add on an additional 10-15 minutes.
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It really depends on what direction (north/south versus east/west) and what time of day (rush hour or lunch versus mid day) you are traveling. You can get from Round Rock to S, Austin (north/south route ) at midday in about 20-25 minutes. Durng rush and going WITH traffic, this could be increased to an hour or more. There are fewer east/west thoroughfares even though it is a shorter distance, so travel times east/west can take significantly longer... 25-30 minutes non-rush hour or longer.
Like... I know this is a hard question, and I suspect not to get many answers. But, how long would it take to get travel from the two farthest points in austin? or how many miles/time spent traveling is the longest path across austin? I'm planning on moving to the austin area, and was wondering if I had a job in the city, what would be the longest amount of time spent traveling to work or where ever I was headed into the city.
Austin - 2 Answers
Random Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
1 :
If you are talking strictly Austin (not Cedar Park, not Round Rock, not Kyle, etc.) then you can get to any part of the city in 20-25 minutes. If you plan on traveling during rush hours though (from 7-9am or 4-6pm), you better add on an additional 10-15 minutes.
2 :
It really depends on what direction (north/south versus east/west) and what time of day (rush hour or lunch versus mid day) you are traveling. You can get from Round Rock to S, Austin (north/south route ) at midday in about 20-25 minutes. Durng rush and going WITH traffic, this could be increased to an hour or more. There are fewer east/west thoroughfares even though it is a shorter distance, so travel times east/west can take significantly longer... 25-30 minutes non-rush hour or longer.
