Infographic: Commuting to Work in Canada

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Updated On: January 26, 2018

Getting to work, no matter where you live, and no matter how you get there, can often seem like an endless chore. But the thing is, commuting is one of those daily activities that has to be done. So no matter how costly, stressful, or time-consuming it may be, the majority of Canadians still hit the road early in the morning, five days a week, to get to work on time and before all the good coffee is gone. Below is our newest infographic, take a look and learn all about the commuting habits of Canadians all across the country.

Caitlin Wood, BA

Caitlin Wood is the Editor-in-Chief at Loans Canada and specializes in personal finance. She is a graduate of Dawson College and Concordia University and has been working in the personal finance industry for over ten years. Caitlin has covered various subjects such as debt, credit, and loans. Her work has been published on Zoocasa, GoDaddy, and deBanked. She believes that education and knowledge are the two most important factors in the creation of healthy financial habits. She also believes that openly discussing money and credit, and the responsibilities that come with them can lead to better decisions and a greater sense of financial security.

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