84 miles min. 5 days a week. Can be much more.

psy

52 or so daily, about 270 by the end of the week

Oh my, 2.6 miles day by car (total) and .7-1 mile on bike. I know if I drove farther I'd be getting better mileage, but not really saving any gas haha.

If I only drove to school and back, a gas tank should last me about 100 days haha.

30 miles per day round trip.

theclencher -

That's one of the reasons why I'm here. Making the best of a bad deal.

CarloSW2

Exactly. 65 miles one way to work is KILLING me on gas. Need to learn MANY ways to conserve! Until I move closer to work that is! :)

And "ditto!" on the "making the best of a bad situation".

3,000 miles a month to work comes to about $200 a month in gas for me at today's gas prices.
I aim to reduce my mileage, but not my FE (!) by moving closer to work.

For everyone driving long distances everyday to work: You should really see if there is anyone to carpool with.

Reducing Miles + Increased MPG= $$$

Work is right outside the door for me. We drive the car only for church, pleasure, and consumables. Being an owner/operator of an apartment complex has some perks. Getting rich doesn't happen to be one of them. Hince why I'm a gassaver.

Does picking up hitchikers count :p? Last year, I had a neighbour start her car and drive to the university at the presise same time I did. Often we'd be right behind each other and end up parking in the same parking lot. Talk about a great carpool opportunity (but how would I get home?). I don't know my neighbours that very well though.

And here I thought that renting out properties would be a great retirement plan.