Originally Posted by
acidfast7_2
I found this hard to calculate as I have many options:
1. walk (cost of shoes at 10-14km/day walking)
2. free bus with my staff car ... (zero cost)
3. train for one station each way ... £4/day
4. non-free bus other route and less stops (£4/day)
5. bicycle rental (£0.18/min + 99p unlock)
6. e-scooter rental (£0.18/min + 99p unlock)
7. Uber (£10/day)
8. Drive (not much for fuel but to park legally around £10)
Bicycle seems like the best option with the sunk cost and proximity to home/office.
I did do a test of car ownership over 10 years / 150k miles and came up with this ...
https://www.******.com/r/Volkswagen/...rs_150k_miles/
all in it was
about £0.30/mi or $0.39/mi
What does "it" represent in the last sentence? Is $0.39 your savings per mile or cost per mile of e-bike use, or cost per mile of use of your car, or something else?