10-12 miles depending on the route.

8.6 miles the shortest direction but hilly. one mile is 3 minutes... the next is 7.. lol

11 miles, 15 or 16 if I decide it's a nice day and I go the long way round.

I live near a 16 mile loop route on MUPs (the Arlington (VA) loop) so my commute is 5 miles going one way or 12 miles if I ride the loop in the other direction.

Used to be 6, with a recent move its 12.5. Just about right.

1.5 mi or 1.75 depending on route

7.6 miles here, which is not the direct, but the safest route.

cycling in Miami sucks :(

Did you ride this morning? I followed a slightly different route & time; I think I may have seen you (but couldn't catch you!)

About 6 miles on the Custis trail in Arlington, VA. I think today I might just ride down the Mt. Vernon Trail and catch the WOD back up to the Custis.

About 12.5km one way.

5 miles in

5.8 home (slightly different route to make it easier to cross the most traffic street with a light)

up to 10 home if I take a route simply to add miles

Yea, I can't complain. Although with summer around the corner it means a lot more drivers not watching the road myself included due to the increase of scantily clad fauna :innocent:

22 miles each way. I'm gonna be lean & mean by the end of the summer!

12 miles from the house to the office.

4.5k, unless I go swimming. In that case it's an additional 3k past my office to the pool, then 3k back again to get to work.

About 15 km.

3 miles round trip. :D I always throw in an adventurous couple of miles on the way home....but I take the direct route home for lunch.

7 miles (11.25 km) door to door according to mapping websites. (I haven't gotten a computer yet, but it's on my acquisition list.) I often stop at the grocery store or run other similar errands on the way home so that adds a nice couple miles here and there, too. I've been known to strecth out the commute artificially as well. A seven mile commute can be a ten-plus mile commute if you know the right roads. ;)

21 miles to work, 19 miles home.

I'm starting a new job in a week that will be 3 miles closer but it's much hillier, so it will probably take me the same amount of time.

10 miles

Usually 11.3 miles in the morning and 9.7 miles at night

8.5 miles if I stick to the roads, and avoid hills.

10 miles if I use the hills, and take the bumpy section of the MUP.

11 miles if I use the hills, and take the smooth section of the MUP.

11 miles one way.

13 miles

13 miles...technically 12.5, but I like to round up since it seems more impressive to the ladies.