Top 10 Craziest Commutes Anyone Makes You Won't Believe

Commuting is unloved by the vast majority of us. Still, there are some journeys which really push the limits and your commute is sure to pale in comparison to some of these insanely crazy commutes.
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Be Amazed at these Top 10 Craziest Commutes Anyone Makes! Travelling via the water - Many people commute via ferries but much fewer commute via other forms of water travel. Flying your own personal jet to work - If you asked someone how long their commute is and they replied ‘770 miles’, you might think they were a superhero or something. ‘Is it a bird, is it a plane? No - it’ Curt von Badinski, a mechanical engineer and co-founder of a San Francisco-based tech company’! Barcelona to London - The expense of living in London is extreme. Flying Australian doctor - If you live in remote parts of Australia then you're not all alone and unassisted. Working in a volcano - A volcano is hardly a conventional working location. Especially not a highly acidic, active volcano which billows out clouds of superheated steam.

La Paz Cable Car Commute - There are many whacky forms of transport in this list and this cable-car adds to the tally as a weird form of commuter transportation used by many in the South American city La Paz. Unicycling to Work - Here’s a nice, lighthearted and extroverted commute. Benjamin Kieffer unicycles through New York in midtown Manhattan. Welsh man powerglides 12 miles to work - So if you could choose anything, what’d be your ideal method of travel to work? Car? Bike? Bus? Train? Powerglider? This man from Wales chose the latter option in an extreme bid to avoid traffic and add a bit of excitement to his commute. Long Haul Commutes - What’s the average commute duration? In Europe it’s 37.5 minutes a day, in the UK it’s greater at 57.5 minutes per day and in the US it’s lower at 27 minutes per day. Rural remote China - China hosts some of the most remote self-sufficient villages and communities in the world. Their infrastructure - whether that’s schools, shops or other amenities, are scattered throughout vast areas and travelling to and from various areas of the village is often a challenge.