commuting
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Ask LH: How Can I Eat A Healthy Breakfast On The Go?
16Dear Lifehacker, Like most full-time professionals, I rarely have time to sit down to a leisurely breakfast. Or even a rushed one. Annoyingly, most of the fast food options on the market seem to be loaded with sugars and/or saturated fats. What’s the healthiest breakfast I can take with me on the train?
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Test Different Routes For Your Work Commute
Commuting, especially for hours a day, can be a drain. You might think there’s only one efficient way to and from the office, but if you test out other routes when you can, you may be surprised to find an unconventional route that’s a smoother or less stressful trip.
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Ask LH: What Can I Do About The Apparent Alcoholic On My Train?
Hi Lifehacker, I take the train to work and every day near the end of my trip a well-dressed, professional-looking guy gets on as well. The problem is he stinks of old whisky. What should I do? I have two concerns: helping him, and not suffering from the overwhelming smell. Any advice? Thanks, Smelled Out
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A Driver’s Guide To Mastering Public Transit
If you’re used to driving everywhere, taking the train or the bus might seem overwhelming and just too much hassle. Even so, if you live in an urban area (and most Australians do), it’s a sensible option and a way to escape rising petrol prices and car maintenance costs. Here’s how to learn the ropes…