Newspaperguy

Over the last few years, I've tried to cut back my car use. I've been keeping some statistics on my efforts and I hope to use these figures to help me find ways to reduce car use a little more.

In 2007, I used 588.5 litres and paid $620 for the privilege, or 105.35¢ a litre on average. (Unless something happens, I should have enough fuel left to take me until some time in early to mid January.) During the warmer months, I went through just two tanks of fuel. A tank lasted me from May 5 to July 23, or 79 days and another one took me from July 23 to Oct. 6, or 75 days.

By comparison, in 2006, my fuel consumption was significantly higher at 1,186 litres. I paid $1,159.56 for gasoline that year, or 97.8¢ a litre. In 2005, I used 775.5 litres at a cost of $715.05 or 92.2¢ a litre.

gerv 

One of the things I normally do is figure out how much transportation I do by bicycle. Which has been running about 4,000 miles a year.

I have a much harder time figuring out what my "car-light" statistics are because we are a family with one car among 3 people and, as I've often noted, the other two people seem to require the bulk of the automobile transportation. One thing to note is that, overall, it has been going down -- significantly, last year --, so we are trending in the right direction.

wheel

Yea and it is even less if you convert it to gallons.
way to go! Yea I noticed at the end I was buying gas every 4 months.