Commute Cost: 60 Miles/Day, 30 MPG, $4.00 Gas, 10 Years
A 60-mile daily commute at 30 MPG and $4.00/gallon tallies approximately $20,000 in fuel over 10 years.
How to use this tool
- Enter round-trip commute distance, fuel efficiency, gas price, working days per year and years in the fields above.
- Results update instantly as you type — or click Calculate.
- Read your fuel cost per day and the full breakdown beneath it.
See the long-term fuel expense of commuting 60 miles a day over a 10-year period at $4.00/gallon.
Frequently asked questions
- Does this include all car costs?
- No — fuel is typically only about 20–25% of total driving costs. The IRS mileage rate ($0.67/mi in 2024) accounts for depreciation, insurance, maintenance and fuel combined.
- How much could I save by working from home?
- Enter your current commute stats to see the annual cost, then compare that to a reduced number of office days. Every day working remotely saves a proportional fraction of your annual commute cost.