My commuting journey Hi all, I’m Lisa and I study at the University of Barcelona. I also work as a cyber-café’s technic assistant. When I have school, I spend 1 hour on traveling. I usually walk 10 minutes to the metro station, and travel by metro for 40 minutes, within twice transshipment included. I prefer to stand in a corner than to sit while traveling on metro, no matter if seats are full or not. I consider it as an exercise and it can keep me fit. Actually, my current commuting, it’s much better than when I was studying at the Autonomous University of Barcelona, which is situated in Cerdanyola del Valles, far from Barcelona’s centre. I used to wake up early to catch the train, which pass only twice an hour. If I miss it, I get late for sure, and I don’t really like arriving late. It was also a longer commuting, one hour to go to college and one half hour to back (waiting train arriving time included, of course). I also prefer my current traveling routine because classes start at evening, so I don’t have to wake up early and fighting to be punctual at college. Luckily, my work place is near from home. It’s just about 15 minutes walking, and I quite enjoy the walk because I can bring my dear pets with me and go to my work place. So that’s all about me and my journey to work and university. What about you? What is commuting like in your country? What is your daily routine like? Waiting for your corrections. Regards, Lisa.