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haz220807

I don't go to uni but I wanted to join in the discussion! It takes me about an hour and a half to get back to my mom's house (two trains) or about 45 mins to drive.

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Stressworthy

Only about an hour on the train, which will be for my first year. I don't know if I'll be taking my car in the second year, but that'll take around the same amount of time I think?

Reply 22

noodles!

I used to live 3 hours away but now it's 6! (by train)

Reply 23

JustSmile

Home's currently 4.5/5 hours away, but as of next year the family's moving, so it'll be 6,000 miles away... :s-smilie:

Reply 24

stinky--pete

from leeds going to bristol uni, so that 3-5 hour train/car journey, costing between £30 and £80 depending on how i do it!! yay!! :frown:

Reply 25

Jonpickles

Middlesbrough to UWE, so its like nearly 300 miles, like 4-5 hours on train or in car!

Reply 26

Tefhel

About 3.5 by car and about 2/2.5 by train. Can't wait. I'll be within about 15 minutes of my relatives though, so I won't be cut off from everyone I know if I don't want to be.

For one year of my course though I'll be living about 6,000 miles away from home!

Reply 27

haithere

About an hours drive. Train will be longer as I have to go to a main station, get another train to my town, and then drive/get a bus from there to my house. Getting close to 2 hours for that I think.

Reply 28

ms100

If I go to Bristol, then however long it takes to get from London to Bristol.
I wanted to be within driving distance~

Reply 29

moomooo

I'll be an hour away at Cambridge or an hour and a half away at Nottingham, by car depending on traffic. Quite good distances imo, although I didn't choose them because of that!

Reply 30

caraa91

I'll be around 4.5 - 5.5 hours away by train and about the same in a car, as I live near manchester and moving down south :smile:

Reply 31

NoNameAvailable

About 20 hours...maybe more.. Miami-Paris-London

Reply 32

Sad3k

London - Stockton (Durham - Firm) - Train = 3.5 hours road must be 5?
London - Aberdeen - (Aberdeen - Insurance) Train = 7.5 hours road must be 13? As the coach takes that much time.

Reply 33

PhoenixFortune

I live in the middle of Somerset and I'll be in Plymouth for university.

The travel time is the same by car or train, so it's 2 hours away (106 miles).

To go by train:
Castle Cary ---> Taunton/Exeter St Davids ---> Plymouth

Reply 34

archly

200+ miles. About 4 hours on the train. (Total journey time tends to be at least 5 hours with buses to and from the stations though.

Reply 35

Alika186

Hmm..from Luton to Nottingham.

About 97 miles on the M1 according to Google. However, its a hell of a journey on the train, with several changes. Meh, that's why we usually went by coach on Open Days.

Reply 36

elixira

Three and a half hours on a good day, via train or car. Love being miles away, it's like having two lives!

Reply 37

Alex Rallye

176 miles. Canterbury from the Midlands. Cant wait!

Reply 38

saab_101

only about 2 hours (southampton uni, live in s.e. london)

Not far enough tbh

Reply 39

xoxAngel_Kxox

I'm 30 mins away from my uni :smile:

Little longer if I use public transport, but really not that much longer.. would still be able to be sat in my seat in less than an hour since leaving the house. Good times :smile: