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Average one-way travel time to work for people who don't work from home. Shorter is better.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).
- U.S.
- 26.4 min
- Illinois
- 27.8 min
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- 1Calhoun County47.7 min
- 2Kendall County31.6 min
- 3Cook County31.5 min
- 4Will County31.4 min
- 5Alexander County30.6 min
- 6Mason County30.4 min
- 7McHenry County30.1 min
- 8Pulaski County29.4 min
- 9Pope County29.3 min
- 10Greene County29 min
- 11Marshall County28.9 min
- 12Lake County28.5 min
- 13Johnson County28.4 min
- 14Monroe County28.3 min
- 15Hardin County28.2 min
- 16Jasper County28.1 min
- 17Mercer County28.1 min
- 18Putnam County28.1 min
- 19Kane County27.8 min
- 20DuPage County27.7 min
- 21Macoupin County27.5 min
- 22Jersey County27.1 min
- 23Franklin County26.9 min
- 24Grundy County26.8 min
- 25Hamilton County26.8 min
- 26DeKalb County26.7 min
- 27Washington County26.7 min
- 28Boone County26.6 min
- 29Gallatin County26.1 min
- 30Henderson County26.1 min
- 31Menard County26.1 min
- 32LaSalle County26 min
- 33Ogle County26 min
- 34Clinton County25.9 min
- 35Fulton County25.8 min
- 36Stark County25.7 min
- 37Fayette County25.5 min
- 38Clark County25.2 min
- 39Clay County25 min
- 40Iroquois County25 min
- 41Woodford County25 min
- 42Kankakee County24.9 min
- 43Madison County24.9 min
- 44Carroll County24.6 min
- 45Ford County24.6 min
- 46Lee County24.6 min
- 47Union County24.4 min
- 48White County24.4 min
- 49Perry County24.3 min
- 50Scott County24.2 min
- 51Wayne County24.2 min
- 52Hancock County24.1 min
- 53Piatt County24 min
- 54St. Clair County24 min
- 55Wabash County23.7 min
- 56Bond County23.6 min
- 57Cumberland County23.5 min
- 58Williamson County23.5 min
- 59Edwards County23.4 min
- 60Pike County23.4 min
- 61De Witt County23.3 min
- 62Randolph County23.1 min
- 63Saline County23.1 min
- 64Winnebago County23 min
- 65Montgomery County22.8 min
- 66Henry County22.2 min
- 67Jo Daviess County22.1 min
- 68Christian County22 min
- 69Livingston County21.6 min
- 70Bureau County21.1 min
- 71Marion County21.1 min
- 72Cass County21 min
- 73Logan County21 min
- 74Moultrie County20.9 min
- 75Lawrence County20.8 min
- 76Shelby County20.8 min
- 77Tazewell County20.8 min
- 78Stephenson County20.7 min
- 79Douglas County20.4 min
- 80Knox County20.4 min
- 81Jackson County20.3 min
- 82Massac County20.3 min
- 83Whiteside County20.3 min
- 84Vermilion County20.1 min
- 85Richland County19.7 min
- 86Rock Island County19.7 min
- 87Sangamon County19.7 min
- 88Schuyler County19.7 min
- 89Jefferson County19.6 min
- 90Macon County19.4 min
- 91Peoria County19.2 min
- 92Warren County18.8 min
- 93Morgan County18.7 min
- 94McDonough County18.6 min
- 95McLean County18.3 min
- 96Coles County18.2 min
- 97Crawford County18.1 min
- 98Effingham County18.1 min
- 99Edgar County17.9 min
- 100Adams County16.9 min
- 101Champaign County16.9 min
- 102Brown County15.9 min
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest average commute in Illinois?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 62047 (Hardin, IL) has the highest: 49.5 min.
Which zip code has the lowest average commute in Illinois?
60088 (Great Lakes, IL) has the lowest: 11.1 min.
What is the average commute for the United States?
26.4 min; in Illinois it is 27.8 min.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). Average one-way travel time to work for people who don't work from home. Shorter is better.
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