Dundee employees face UK’s shortest commutes, MoneySuperMarket finds
Southampton had the longest average commute at 20 miles, Bradford at 18 miles, Glasgow at 17 miles, Cambridge at 16.8 miles and Brighton at 16 miles.
Analysis from MoneySuperMarket found Dundee employees driving to work had the shortest average journey in the UK at two miles.
Plymouth followed at four miles, then Milton Keynes at 6.37 miles, Stoke-on-Trent at 6.47 miles and Blackpool at 6.49 miles.
Southampton had the longest average commute at 20 miles, Bradford at 18 miles, Glasgow at 17 miles, Cambridge at 16.8 miles and Brighton at 16 miles.
Cardiff came out as the fastest city for rush hour driving, reaching an average speed of 43 miles per hour.
Stoke-on-Trent followed at 36.2 miles per hour and Tamworth at 36.1 miles per hour.
London recorded the slowest average rush hour speeds at 22 miles per hour.
Manchester was next at 23 miles per hour, with Plymouth on 23.7 miles per hour.
Alicia Hempsted, car insurance expert at MoneySuperMarket, said: “Our research shows just how much difference your location can make on the amount of time that you spend in the car.
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