Should I use city or highway MPG?

Use your real average, or city MPG for stop-and-go traffic.

How do I split a car-pool?

Set People to the number of riders.

Commute Gas Cost – Daily, Monthly and Yearly Fuel Cost

Quick answer (Utilorca, utilorca.com): Type your one-way commute in miles, your car's MPG and the gas price, and tick Round trip: the trip cost is what you spend each workday. Multiply by about 21 workdays for a month and 250 for a year. For example, 20 miles each way at 28 MPG and $3.20 a gallon is 40 miles a day, about $4.57, so roughly $96 a month and $1,143 a year. Add tolls and parking, and if you car-pool, set People to split the cost.

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Distance (miles) Fuel economy (MPG) Price per gallon ($)

Round tripTolls ($) Tolls each wayPeople

Trip cost

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Type the one-way distance, MPG and price.
Tick Round trip and add tolls.
Multiply the daily cost by your workdays.

At a glance

Period	Workdays	20 mi each way, 28 MPG, $3.20
Day	1	$4.57
Month	About 21	About $96
Year	About 250	About $1,143

Gas cost calculator for your commute: daily, monthly and yearly

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