Is it cheaper to commute to work in your own car, a taxi or an Uber?
 

Is it cheaper to commute to work in your own car, a taxi or an Uber?
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If you live in one of Australia's urban centres, there are many, many ways you could get to work. The traffic **twithstanding, there has never been a better time to be a commuter: you can drive, take a taxi, catch an Uber, ride a bike or jump on the train.*

Let's admit it, public transport and riding are the best deals available if you are watching your back pocket. But sometimes you just want some space from your fellow humans and biking is a little sweaty.

So if you have decided to splurge on the regular, here is a breakdown of the cost of commuting to and from work in a car, taxi and Uber. We've done the an**ying maths so you can save some money for your morning coffee.* Read more...


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