According to a study by Forbes Home, those who work in Nashville face the toughest work commute in all of America.
The study analyzed 25 major U.S. cities, including New York and Los Angeles, and using eight separate metrics, determined that Nashville’s workers spend the most time trying to get to work.
The study says it takes Nashville’s more than 452,000 workers an average of 29.6 minutes to get to work in the morning, while 2.2 percent of residents do not have a car. Nashville’s walkability score, how easy it is to commute by foot, is only 29 out of 100. Its public transit score, also ranked out of 100, is a lowly 22, while its bikeability score is 30.