Commuter Zones are areas surrounding a city where people live but travel to the city for work or other activities. These zones typically include suburbs and rural areas, allowing residents to enjoy a quieter lifestyle while still having access to urban amenities. The distance from the city center often influences the commuting time and the type of transportation used. In many regions, Commuter Zones are connected to the city by public transport systems, such as trains and buses. This connectivity makes it easier for residents to commute daily, contributing to the overall economy and social dynamics of both the city and its surrounding areas.