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For many, the daily commute is a cost that goes largely unrewarded, with consumers across the nation traveling 45 minutes on average and spending approximately $10 per day – approximately $2,600 and 200 hours annually – according to a new survey commissioned by the Citi ThankYou® Premier card, a credit card that rewards you for everyday travel including gas, public transit, tolls and parking.
The majority of U.S. consumers (60%) nationally said their commuting costs have increased over the last five years, while most (79%) indicate gas is their largest cost. 76% of those who are employed full-time see their commute as a time to relax, and 67% said it is their only “me” time during the day.
By Conn JacksonFor many, the daily commute is a cost that goes largely unrewarded, with consumers across the nation traveling 45 minutes on average and spending approximately $10 per day – approximately $2,600 and 200 hours annually – according to a new survey commissioned by the Citi ThankYou® Premier card, a credit card that rewards you for everyday travel including gas, public transit, tolls and parking.
The majority of U.S. consumers (60%) nationally said their commuting costs have increased over the last five years, while most (79%) indicate gas is their largest cost. 76% of those who are employed full-time see their commute as a time to relax, and 67% said it is their only “me” time during the day.