About days, mostly highway miles with light congestion occasionally. I usually fill up about 15 gallons per refueling which lasts about miles on a4. First, divide the distance of the route by your miles per gallon figure to find out how many gallons of gas you will need. After that, multiply the number of gallons by the price of gas to calculate the gas cost for your journey. You should not drive for more than 9 hours a day , excluding breaks.
For every 4. For long-distance driving, this means you can drive around miles safely in a day. This means you can safely drive for around miles, not taking into account external factors such as slowing for tolls, traffic, travelling with children, and tiredness.
Keeping a full tank of gas is most beneficial to your car over the long run. Your gas tank is an empty space, and whatever space is not filled by gas is filled with air. If your car gets 30 miles to the gallon, this means you can drive about miles on a half tank of gas.
The average cost of groceries for U. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Grocery spending has likely increased during the pandemic with people going out to eat less often. All told, if you do the math and assume the best miles per gallon scenario, the majority of gasoline cars on American roads do not have a range of more than miles.
Basically, you need a gas tank size of 13 gallons and an average mpg of 31 to hit — just barely — the mile range mark. On average, Americans are now paying about 15 cents a mile for the gas they buy, but the cost varies widely, depending on the vehicle…. Gas price per mile for common vehicles. So, it takes 1 minute to travel 1 mile.
To accomplish this, you will have to be willing to drive nine and a half hours each day, leaving early in the morning on the first day, and arriving late in the afternoon on the last day. If you are not so ambitious, figure three nights each way. Six nights altogether. Your next biggest expense will be fuel. The average auto fuel consumption in the US is To drive 2, miles will require 80 gallons of gas.
You also have to eat on the road. By comparison, the biggest expense in flying is the cost of airfare. The cost will vary depending on where and when you fly. If you fly to popular hubs at low demand times, the prices can be very attractive and make flying easily more cost effective than driving.
But, really, who wants to travel to Seattle in February in the middle of a pandemic? In our case, we were flying to Sacramento during the holidays, a peak travel time, albeit in the middle of the pandemic. Your next biggest expense when traveling by air is the cost of a rental car. When we rent a car, we are looking for transportation, not to make an impression. Consequently, we tend to rent compact or intermediate cars, which holds down the costs.
Finally, you must add the cost of transportation to and from the airport in your city of origin. As I said, this will vary depending on when and where you travel, and on other factors, such as how long you rent your car for, or how much you spend on hotels while on the road.
Two factors to keep in mind, however, are the cost of airfare and the cost of gas.
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