Quick Breakfast

You can boil eggs in advance and have a couple with some yogurt.
Protein shake and a fiber one bar or something
A bagel with peanut butter can be very filling for hours
frittatas are something you can make on the weekend and heat up
if you use an oversized frying pan scrambling eggs can be done very quickly

Firm banana and peanut butter.

We do a lot of egg & toast or egg tacos, freezer waffles with egg on the side, Greek yogurt with or without mix-ins, etc. Oatmeal with PB&J. I don't know how early you have to be at work and that IS quite a commute, but honestly from beginning to end it takes about 15 minutes for all of the above meals. I personally prefer to have a nice breakfast at home than to try and eat on the go or cram something in at the office.

I make a roasted vegetable and egg casserole topped with shredded chicken and kimchi. It's large enough to last me throughout the work week.

I feel your pain on that long commute! Mine is about 30 miles, roughly an hour and a half on a good day in Atlanta traffic. Breakfast is usually a banana before my workout and an RxBar afterward because both are easy to eat in the car while I'm commuting. There are plenty of easy and quick options, you just have to get creative, maybe do some experimenting, and find out what you most prefer. Personally, I can't force myself to choke down a hard-boiled egg!

Hearty cereal and banana or blueberries
Fried eggs and toast
Overnight oats
A banana or apple & a cheese stick
Sandwich (PB, turkey/cheese, etc.)
Protein drink made with milk and coffee

Some options are better to eat at home than in the car, but none of it takes longer than 5 minutes to pull together. It's always done before my coffee's done brewing.

Or I skip it and just eat a bigger lunch later. I function fine without it, and there's no magic bullet in breakfast.

Im not a big breakfast eater, but things I do are:

greek light &fit yogurt and fruit
cook up burrito insides (egg, sausage, veggies) and keep in the fridge then put it in a tortilla in the morning
toast w/ peanut butter
mini bagels with PB, Jelly, or cream cheese
think thin bar, luna bar, honey oat bar(great crushed up over yogurt as well), fiber one bar, ect
hard boiled egg
string cheese

i just got a small instant pot and it makes perfect boiled eggs in 5 mins. high recommend

Poached eggs from the microwave. My mind was blown when I realized I could poach an egg in a minute and forty seconds. Fill up a bowl (one on the deeper side, if possible) with cold water and carefully crack an egg inside. The water should cover the yolk. Nuke for 1:30-1:45, depending on your wattage. I'll leave it in longer if I want my yolks to be harder, but I tend to like them runny. While you wait for the egg to cook, you can toast a multi-grain English Muffin or whatever bread you like. I do one slice and make it an open-faced sandwich. Once the egg is done, use a slotted spoon to scoop from the bowl. Top with any veggies, condiments, proteins you desire. It's quick, yummy, and only about 140 calories.

Another idea is overnight oats, as people mentioned. You can fill jars up the night before with half a cup of dry oats, top it with the milk of your choosing, and add any fruits, nuts, or seeds you'd like.

All else fails, a banana usually tides me over til I can grab something else.

I've been liking the Jimmy Dean frittatas. They are frozen and take 1 min 40 seconds to heat up. I throw them in a shallow container and eat on the way to work. They aren't greasy so I just use my hands.
Another option is ready to drink protein shakes or protein bar and a banana, but a hot breakfast just feels more satisfying.

My husband has breakfast at 4am before commuting for almost an hour. He has a Jimmy Dean's breakfast sandwich or evol breakfast burrito.. Either of these could be made from scratch in advance.

I have an hour and a half commute (quite early) so I have to take breakfast with me and eat it at work ... overnight oats (with fruit, natural yoghurt, nut milk, seeds, nuts etc) is good, or I make protein pancakes, take them in, heat up at work, and dump a load of berries and yoghurts on them. Also you could make a wrap of some kind (I keep meaning to do this but keep forgetting!) - some I reckon some roast chicken, refried beans would be pretty good in a wrap.