The local authority carried out a survey.
Commuters in Laois say they are spending up to two hours a day travelling to work.
A quarter of respondants to Laois County Council's Commuter Survey have a journey of up to 120 minutes a day
The local auothority is running the survey to analyse the commuting patterns of people living in the county.
The findings will be used to highlight skills leaving the county daily and to help attract future investment and local jobs.
The survey, carried out by Interactions Research, is anonymous and open at laois.ie/survey.
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