If you don't live in the city, how long does it take you to get there?

Closest what could really be considered sorta a city. 45 minutes. A true city. A little over 2 hours

In the middle suburbs. An hours drive gets me there in traffic. Half that on the freeway off peak..But everything we need is close by..😷

For me, town 15 minutes, city, 3 hours.

I have friends... town, 2 hours, city, 9 hours

.... this is all by car...

I couldn't imagine not living in the city.

Where I currently live, there's a gas station across the street, a McDonald's across the other street, my dentist is across the way and within walking distance and across the other street there are 2 banks and a car wash.
And much much more.

25 minutes by car, 35 mins by fastest bus.

20 mins, 15 if there’s no traffic.

About 45 minutes if traffic is ok.

About 45 minutes. That being said, the city is encroaching pretty hard at this point. I hate living in Metro Atlanta.

i have a small town 25 minutes away and then a bigger one an hour and a half away and then a metropolitan city two hours away

I live on Long Island, but can be in NYC within about a half hour without heavy traffic.

A real city. From my home, an hour either way. And an hour and about 15 min.

What is considered a city?

15 minutes - have to pay a toll through the Mersey Tunnel if I drive.

About 20 minutes by car, 45 by bike.

25 minutes into Houston

About 30 minutes

35 minuets

45ish minutes

25 minutes

1hr

I do live in the city, but it takes about that amount of time to visit friends who live up North in more rural areas.

I can be to NYC in 45 minutes. That is not always the case, though!

Closest city is 40 minutes away and the big city is just over 2 hours away

Eh, there's a small city in the most technical use of the term about 45 minutes away. The closest real city is Syracuse which is about 2 hours.