Commuting to\from Clyde north
Hi Everyone!
My husband and I have just arrived to Melbourne, and while looking for a rental, we found some beautiful houses in Clyde North. As I still don't have a job (I am a SW Engineer \ Project Manager), I am not sure what it'll mean as far as commuting; it seems like driving in and out towards the city centre \ eastern suburbs is a bit of a nightmare during rush hours, and I can't find any useful information about optional train routes (leaving Clyde north towards Flinders, for example, or Caulfield etc.), therefore I cannot estimate the duration or the expected cost!
Any advice? Every bit of information would be greatly appreciated!
My husband and I have just arrived to Melbourne, and while looking for a rental, we found some beautiful houses in Clyde North. As I still don't have a job (I am a SW Engineer \ Project Manager), I am not sure what it'll mean as far as commuting; it seems like driving in and out towards the city centre \ eastern suburbs is a bit of a nightmare during rush hours, and I can't find any useful information about optional train routes (leaving Clyde north towards Flinders, for example, or Caulfield etc.), therefore I cannot estimate the duration or the expected cost!
Any advice? Every bit of information would be greatly appreciated!
The opinions expressed here are those of the individual and not those of Homely.com.au.
Report
2
people following this discussion
1 Comment
its not that bad will take you 40 minutes at the best times, but might take you upto 1 hr 15 minutes, but normally it would take you 50-60 minutes
The opinions expressed here are those of the individual and not those of Homely.com.au.
Report