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The Romanians Travel the Shortest Daily Distance on the Way to Work, but Spend the Most Time on the Road: 17km and 53 Minutes/day

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The Romanians travel the shortest distance in the daily commute to and from work, compared to the other Europeans, but spend on average almost 53 minutes on the road, reveals the results of a specialized study carried out in 16 countries.

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The Romanians travel the shortest distance in the daily commute to and from work, compared to the other Europeans, but spend almost 53 minutes on the road, above average, which shows a problem of mobility, reveals the results of a specialized study, carried out in 16 countries, according to Agerpres. According to data analyzed by SD ...

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The Romanians travel the shortest distance in the daily commute to and from work, compared to the other Europeans, but spend on average almost 53 minutes on the road, reveals the results of a specialized study carried out in 16 countries.

·Bucharest, Romania
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The Romanians lose 53 minutes a day on the way to work, although they make the shortest shuttle in EuropeEmployees from Romania travel daily 17 kilometers back to work, the shortest distance from the 16 European countries analyzed in a study of SD Worx, but they spend on the road almost...

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The Romanians travel, compared to the other Europeans, the shortest distance in the daily commute to and from work. However, on average, they spend almost 53 minutes on the road, revealing the results of a specialized study, carried out in 16 countries, writes Agerpres.

·Romania
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The Romanians travel the shortest distance in the daily commute to and from work, compared to the other Europeans, but spend on average almost 53 minutes on the road, reveals the results of a specialized study carried out in 16 countries.

·Bucharest, Romania
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Stirile Pro TV broke the news in Bucharest, Romania on Sunday, September 13, 2026.
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