If vehicle miles traveled are going to rise so dramatically, by almost one trillion miles, why is so little thought given to congestion and the waste energy it causes?
Not exact matches
However,
if you were to hit the same tree while your
vehicle was
traveling at just five
miles per hour, the outcome would be considerably different.
If your
vehicle breaks down due to a covered mechanical failure, while
traveling over 100
miles from home, you will be reimbursed up to $ 75 per day for a maximum of $ 500 per occurrence.
If your vehicle has a diesel engine, or if you frequently travel in severe driving conditions, that number changes to every 3,000 miles or six months (whichever comes first
If your
vehicle has a diesel engine, or
if you frequently travel in severe driving conditions, that number changes to every 3,000 miles or six months (whichever comes first
if you frequently
travel in severe driving conditions, that number changes to every 3,000
miles or six months (whichever comes first).
What's more,
if the
vehicle is running in «EV» mode, the car can actually
travel up to a
mile without using any gas at all!
It also allows you to manage in -
vehicle destinations and reassures overprotective owners with warnings such as the speed alert and a valet alert, which notifies you
if the car
travels more than 0.2
mile away.
Substitute teachers can take a standard deduction of 51 cents per
mile driven
if they have to
travel outside of their metropolitan area to teach on a temporary basis and use their own
vehicle for the first half 2011 tax year, according to the IRS.
This still means that you will see
vehicles traveling at 90 - 95
miles per hour, but
if you apply the same logic to an increased speed limit (and you should), we can expect to see drivers flying down our state's highways at up to 100
miles per hour, or even more.
If one car is
traveling 30
miles per hour and the other is
traveling 50
miles per hour, the collision will equal the force of one
vehicle colliding with a fixed object at 80
miles per hour.
According to the program,
if the same number of kids who walked to school today was the same as the number of kids who walked to school in 1969, our country could cut more than 3 billion
vehicles miles traveled every year.
For example,
if a motorist who shifts to distance - based insurance with 10 cents per
vehicle -
mile premiums responds by reducing their
vehicle travel 10 %, or 1,200 annual
vehicle -
miles, as models predict, we can surmise that these
miles foregone have an incremental value to that motorist ranging between 0 cents and 10 cents.
Travel expenses coverage pays for meals, lodging and transportation
if your
vehicle is disabled in an incident covered by your comprehensive or collision insurance more than 50
miles from your home.
Current studies indicate a reduction in
vehicle miles traveled, but experts wonder
if it's sustainable.