The Why Factor
Why Does Commuting Make us the Way we Are?
Oct 9, 2015
Explore the impact of commuting on individuals, from frustration and road rage to the psychological shifts and personas adopted during the journey. Delve into the challenges of commuting in Kenya with loud music, theft risks, and overall discomfort. Discover the struggles of learning Kanji while commuting in Japan and the cultural nuances of train etiquette.
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- Long commutes can lead to lower physical activity and increased health issues.
- Driving commuters often experience more stress compared to other transportation modes, especially affecting women.
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Impact of Commuting on Health
Research from St. Louis, Missouri, highlighted that longer commutes can lead to lower physical activity levels, higher weight, and increased blood pressure. Adults with longer commuting distances were found to be less physically active and less fit, leading to potential health issues like elevated blood pressure.
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