I’m thinking of leaving an SF walking commute for a shuttle commute to FB. Leaving Van Ness/Union.
I’ve never commuted so I’m curious: how is the shuttle journey? Can you get work done?
Overall trying to figure out how unpleasant it is, and how much it should discourage me from taking an otherwise attractive job.
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The shuttles are great though. Luxurious seating with wifi.
Good luck
But it’s definitely by far the most comfortable form of transportation I’ve ever been on. Nicer than any bus or train I’ve ever been on - including Japan. Incomparably more comfortable than a car. It’s actually annoying when a shuttle is canceled and you have to Uber to work (which is reimbursed) since the shuttle is way more comfortable.