Residents of the City by the Bay spent more time in the office compared to any of the 30 biggest cities, with a total of just over 44 hours, according to New York's Comptroller report. While the average time spent commuting per week was just a hair under five hours, residents still faced the second-longest average commute at four hours and 57 minutes, according to the report. With the city's shifting demographics and rising costs of living, working class citizens are being forced further away from their places of employment into areas that are underserved by public transportation, and adding to commuting times, according to Vox.
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