At the moment it's about 20 minutes.
Doing the film stuff, 90 mins each way was normal, and the worst was the 6 weeks we spent setting up at an office near the Nags Head in Nirth London. If I wasn't on the M40 at 6.30am at Maidenhead, I'd be late for the start of the day at 8.30am.
I much prefer my present drive, along the coast by the beach for much of it.

Between 15 and 20 minutes for me depending on the traffic. Unfortunately, the school run benefit in the summer is negated by the increased holiday traffic as I have to use the main route to the south west to get home. Some bank holidays can see it rise to 30 to 45 mins.

20min walk.
Which is better than the last job (20min cycle) longer than the one before that (15min walk) and considerably longer than my first proper London job (3min walk)

I really can't complain. I get to mix my route up depending on my mood and the weather, and on the way home I pass a number of offices my friends work at, a couple of supermarkets, pretty much all my preferred local pubs, and a good number of favoured takeaways. Ideal.

I wouldn't have it any other way.

If I take the train (free) it's ~32 minutes.
If I drive in the winter it takes ~30 minutes, if I drive in the summer it takes ~1h45, if I drive anytime of year in the early morning I can do it in ~15 minutes...

If it snows or has rained heavily then the trains stop working and roads get closed - so no work

Currently a 50 minute drive each way on a normal day worst 4 hours
When I'm working in London 2 hours plus each way on a good day and on a bad day .. lets not talk about it !

currently about 25 minutes each way.

Average, when I was in the UK was about 2 hours each way. The worst was Coventry during a big exhibition in Birmingham, I ended up doing about 4.5 hours each way, with about 14 hours in the office on the longest day!

About half an hour (from East London into the dead-centre of town). Half the olympics appears to be getting set up right outside the office though, so prepare to feel sorry for me at the end of the month

Depending on which site I'm at it takes between 20 minutes and 90 minutes each way, which is not as bad as the time I was travelling from Manchester to Hull and back every day.

In fairness, the £75 per hour I was earning helped a lot...

Saturday for example. Helideck to house was 10 1/2 hours.

I think it's safe to say you have quite an exceptional commute

40 minutes walk each way, and I've got some stride on me*

* Does mean nodding and saying hello to tens of people every morning, drives me up the wall, it's like fcuking Groundhog Day

does the vodka beer belly help keep your momentum going in a "ripple" effect?

Get your insults right, it's a Coke belly!

I allow 15 minutes to get to the station and park up then it's an hour and a half each way as long as all 3 trains are running on time.

Takes me about 10 minutes to get to the car and get home at the end of the day.

3 1/2 hours per day.

That'a a long time for a daily commute.