I know how hard it can be to find a location and time that works.  But I am reminded, by your post, of what it says in "How it Works," "Willing to go to any lengths."  If it's any consolence, I did 90 meetings in 90 days using only public transportation while working a 60-hour/week job.  Anything is possible with God's help!

Also, someone with a lot of sobriety once said how important it is to "attend regular meetings, regularly."  There are so many S-meetings in Atlanta that I could go to a different meeting everyday for several months.  But then I would remain "anonymous in an anonymous program."  No one would know if I was missing.  No one would say, "where's Joe?"  I wouldn't connect with others.  Therefore, I wouldn't connect with God.  I  am glad that you have reminded me of the importance of a home group--a place I attend regularly, even if it's difficult to get there. 

And then, of course, there's the story of the two Englishmen who drove to Ireland on a weekly basis--a four-hour trip one-way--for the only twelve step meeting around. 

 peace,

 Joe