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Commuting from Chapel Hill to Greensboro?
How's the commute from Chapel Hill into Greensboro by car? I have some job prospects in Greensboro but my friends are in Chapel Hill, and I would like to live there so I can be in close contact with them and the cultural activities available in the Chapel Hill area. I would be commuting in daily to Greensboro.
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- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
A lot depends on where in Greensboro you are going to work and how flexible your schedule can be.
The Greensboro metro area is pretty sprawling and extends pretty far east and west of downtown. Also, I40/I85 can be very challenging at rush hour. If you can avoid rush hour, and live and work close to the interstate you can expect your commute to be under an hour which is reasonable in many areas of the country.
Other places to consider living are Burlington and Pittsboro. Both of these are popular places that are convenient to Greensboro and Chapel Hill.
- RavenLv 61 decade ago
Like 1 to 2 hours maybe? Im not sure. I live in Caswell County so it takes us a while to get to Chapel Hill or Greensboro. You can try browsing on google, and see what it says.
- 1 decade ago
dude its about an hr and a half....... too much driving just to be close to friends.... but.... Gboro has a lot of good thngs going on too.... i think that chapel hill mostly caters the the white community and Gboro is has the black colleges...so they cater to mostly the black community... even though race has nothing to do with this... it kinda depends on what race you are i guess.... maybe i just totally caused a riot by saying that