Commuter culture refers to the social behaviors, practices, and shared experiences of individuals who regularly travel long distances to work or school, particularly in urban or suburban areas. This culture often includes various aspects such as the use of public transportation, carpooling, and the challenges associated with daily commuting, such as traffic congestion and time management. Commuter culture can influence lifestyle choices, social interactions, and even economies, as it often dictates when and how people interact with their communities and engages in leisure activities. In addition, it often encompasses attitudes towards public transport systems and the infrastructure that supports commuting. Overall, commuter culture encapsulates the unique rhythms of life shaped by the daily journeys people undertake to fulfill their professional and educational commitments.
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