See what the average commute is in Kingfisher County, OK

American commutes are getting longer, with a U.S. Census Bureau report released in 2021 revealing the average one-way commute in 2019 reached a record high of 27.6 minutes. Combined with high gas prices, workers' daily commutes are increasingly time-consuming and expensive—so much so that some are calling for commutes to count as part of the workday.

Even worse are travel times for "super commuters"—that unlucky 10% of Americans traveling more than one hour each way to punch a clock.

Stacker compiled statistics about the average commute in Kingfisher County using data from the U.S. Census Bureau. Statistics are calculated based on 2020 5-year estimates. Kingfisher County has a shorter commute than four out of five neighboring counties, with Logan County, OK having the longest commute at 28.3 minutes.

Kingfisher County commuting by the numbers
- Average commute: 19.7 minutes
--- 10.6% lower than state average
--- #20 best commute in the state
- Workers with 1+ hour commute: 6.8%
- Workers who drive to work: 94.2%
--- Workers who carpool to work: 6.4%
- Workers who take public transport to work: 0.0%
- Workers who work from home: 3.4%
- Left for work between 12 a.m. and 6 a.m.: 9.2%
- Worked outside county of residence: 28.9%

Commutes in neighboring counties
#1. Garfield County, OK: 17.9 minutes
#2. Kingfisher County, OK: 19.7 minutes
#3. Major County, OK: 21.3 minutes
#4. Oklahoma County, OK: 21.5 minutes
#5. Canadian County, OK: 24.6 minutes
#6. Logan County, OK: 28.3 minutes

Counties with the best commute in Oklahoma
#1. Cimarron County: 10.0 minutes
#2. Texas County: 13.4 minutes
#3. Woods County: 14.0 minutes

Counties with the worst commute in Oklahoma
#1. Lincoln County: 30.8 minutes
#2. Pawnee County: 30.0 minutes
#3. Jefferson County: 28.7 minutes