My car is about to turn 40,000 and it's a 07 matrix.
lol......the 405 southbound in the morning hits traffic around Westminister, Huntington Beach....but when i come back the traffic is opposite...
Lucky.
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My car is about to turn 40,000 and it's a 07 matrix.
lol......the 405 southbound in the morning hits traffic around Westminister, Huntington Beach....but when i come back the traffic is opposite...
Lucky.
Just back and forth to work is an "Average of" 100 miles per day and then probably more on the weekend.
and yet you drive?
would SERIOUSLY consider dropping the hefty expense of owning a car and just use bikes and public transit if you are that close imo
UK here.
My University is 2.6 miles away apparently, but I car share so I end up going much further.
My University is 2.6 miles away apparently, but I car share so I end up going much further.
0.00056818 miles each way, bedroom to office.
Of course, there's those lengthy trips to the kitchen
Of course, there's those lengthy trips to the kitchen
15.3 Miles each way = 30.6 M/D.
School and Back is 25-30 mins each way, so about an hour in the car a day.
School and Back is 25-30 mins each way, so about an hour in the car a day.
I have a 10 mile drive to school everyday, so it adds up to 20 miles. But, most of the time I am not going straight home. On average it ends up being like 30-40 miles a day.
my job requires a car. It's ~6 each way and then 5-15 per day during the day. On the weekends I sometimes drive 90 round trip for events, but otherwise mostly about town.
40 miles a day, but because of traffic it takes 2.5 hours.
I drive 40 miles one-way.....80 miles...round trip...
and it takes around the same time...1 hour for 43 miles and another hour for 43 miles....
Must be some heavy traffic that you hit.
I wish my tiny rural area had some form of public transportation. I live in Michigan though, so we have practically nonexistent public transportation, aside from some city buses, which, in my area, only run from 10:00am - 4:00pm. My area being the city 15 miles south of me. Nothing reaches my home.
I'm the only one in my family with a car so I'm averaging 90 miles a day Monday - Thursday, but on Fridays - Sundays I'm driving 150 miles a day.
I'm driving my mother to physical therapy, which is 45 miles away on Fridays - Sundays. Other days she's working out at home.
I'm driving my father to work which is only 7 miles north of where I live. But then I'm going straight to class, which is 15 miles south. Then I have to leave class midday to pick up my father, drop him off, and return to class.
When I was working though, I used to go about 250 miles a day. My hospital was 45 miles north of where I live now.
Commuting takes me about an hour going between college and my father's work. It's just because it's rush hour in the city and there's no way to easily get on the freeway.
The driving takes a toll on my cars though. My corolla was in a horrible accident last October because of aggressive drivers (I was smashed into another car then hit on the other side DX). I've had to stop taking the Riviera because the transmission stopped agreeing with the constant stop and go, and the gas mileage was destroying me. Now I had a Neon which has a bad trans and a water pump ready to blow any minute. I need a reliable city car dammit! DX It's not like I even ride the cars hard. I just ease off the gas, stop slowly, and roll through most of the harshest part of the city.
I'm the only one in my family with a car so I'm averaging 90 miles a day Monday - Thursday, but on Fridays - Sundays I'm driving 150 miles a day.
I'm driving my mother to physical therapy, which is 45 miles away on Fridays - Sundays. Other days she's working out at home.
I'm driving my father to work which is only 7 miles north of where I live. But then I'm going straight to class, which is 15 miles south. Then I have to leave class midday to pick up my father, drop him off, and return to class.
When I was working though, I used to go about 250 miles a day. My hospital was 45 miles north of where I live now.
Commuting takes me about an hour going between college and my father's work. It's just because it's rush hour in the city and there's no way to easily get on the freeway.
The driving takes a toll on my cars though. My corolla was in a horrible accident last October because of aggressive drivers (I was smashed into another car then hit on the other side DX). I've had to stop taking the Riviera because the transmission stopped agreeing with the constant stop and go, and the gas mileage was destroying me. Now I had a Neon which has a bad trans and a water pump ready to blow any minute. I need a reliable city car dammit! DX It's not like I even ride the cars hard. I just ease off the gas, stop slowly, and roll through most of the harshest part of the city.
Must be some heavy traffic that you hit.
One of the joys of big city life.
Everyone lives in the suburbs, but work downtown, so it's 20mph freeway driving for 2 million people 2x a day. I'm moving to a one stop light town when I retire.
One of the joys of big city life.
Do you live near Downtown Los Angeles????????.............i know that I-110, 101 and the I-10 are traffic gridlocks!
This semester has me driving several days a week so my avg. miles per day over the course of a week doubles from 12.5 to 25.
I save about 150 miles a year (and half a tank of gas) just by parking in the first spot available at work instead of getting close. Not much but it's amazing how 20 seconds of driving adds up over a year.
I save about 150 miles a year (and half a tank of gas) just by parking in the first spot available at work instead of getting close. Not much but it's amazing how 20 seconds of driving adds up over a year.
I feel yah! What kind of car is it?
2010 toyota tacoma i get about 24 mpgs and the tank is 21 gal.
Depends...most days it's just to work and back, which is about 20 miles round trip. If I'm going to our other campus, it's more like 90 miles round trip.