California commuters are paying a brutal price just to punch the clock and, surprisingly, Los Angeles drivers don’t even have it the worst.
California claimed a whopping four spots among the nation’s 10 most expensive commutes, with San Francisco and San Jose taking the top two spots, according to a new ConsumerAffairs analysis.
The rankings combine the estimated value of commuting time with fuel costs using wage, Census commute-time, federal driving and AAA gas-price data.
Workers in the San Francisco-Oakland-Fremont metro area face an estimated annual commuting cost of a staggering $10,902, while those in the San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara…
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