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Schaumburg to Warrenville

She would be travelling during peak traffic hours. It might take longer at those times.

reply to SuperNet9
I also work in Warrenville, and, generally speaking, i would add at least 50% to 75% onto the time, depending on the exact route. If she gets there early the first few days, she can adjust her time.

Right now there are several roads under construction in the Warrenville area. Mainly Rt56 (Butterfield Rd) and Winfield Rd. If she uses either of these roads, be prepared for increased travel times.
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reply to SuperNet9
Thanks...

I was thinking she can take Co Rd 13/S Winfield Rd and County Farm Rd back a fourth? bad or good idea?

I just don't want it taking her over 1 hour to get home.

If she can avoid the section (or doesn't use the section) of Winfield rd that is between Roosevelt Rd (Rt 38) and Butterfield Rd (Rt 56) then she would avoid much construction. The intersection of Winfield and Butterfield can get very backed up in the morning.
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reply to SuperNet9
County Farm/Barrington usually moves fairly well both ways during rush. It does back up a bit at Irving Park because of construction. Lake would be another, but again, not too bad.

However, when you use Roosevelt to go between County Farm and Warrenville, you will have to deal with everyone else who turns left from Roosevelt to either of those 2 roads. It is not uncommon to sit through 1 or 2 lights at those intersections depending on time of day.

As reference, I drive from Fabyan/Kirk to Schaumburg/Barrington during evening rush (generally between 4-6pm) and the trip takes about 45-60 min.
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reply to SuperNet9
Do the google map, then on traffic choose history and check how it is with all suggest routes, and use the slide for the time you would travel them.