commutable
/kəˈmjuːtəbəl/Definitions
1. adjective
capable of being commuted; able to be changed or replaced with something else, especially a less severe or less onerous form of punishment or service.
“The judge decided that the young offender was eligible for a commutable sentence, allowing him to serve his time in a rehabilitation program.”
2. noun
a place from which a person can easily travel to work or school by public transport, especially a place with good access to trains or buses.
“The city’s downtown area is a popular commutable location for commuters because of its proximity to public transportation hubs.”