Calculate your commute 
Intercity Transit > Travel Options > Cost Calculator
 

Commuting is getting more expensive every day. This calculator will help you determine your drive-alone commuting
costs and how much you could save using a commute alternative.

Try the calculator and then check out some of your options below for a more cost-effective commute.

NOTE: To calculate your savings, enter your personal daily round-trip mileage, number of days you drive to
work, number of gallons your vehicle averages, and your gasoline cost per gallon.


Drive-Alone Commute Costs

What is your daily round-trip mileage?
How many days per month do you normally drive to work?
How many miles per gallon does your vehicle average?
What is your cost for a gallon of gas? $
Estimated cost per mile for repairs and maintenance1? $
Estimated cost per mile for financing, insurance, registration and depreciation1? $
What are your monthly parking costs? $
Monthly cost of your commute: $
Yearly cost of your commute: $

Cost and Savings

Estimated savings per year by carpooling with 1 person: $
Estimated savings per year carpooling with 2 people: $
Estimated savings per year carpooling with 3 people: $
Estimated savings per month riding Intercity Transit (based on a monthly bus-pass cost of $25): $
Estimated savings per year on an Intercity Transit vanpool (based on 70-mile round trip with 7 passengers): $

CO2 Emissions Calculator (monthly)

Small Car (35 mpg) lbs
Midsize (27 mpg) lbs
Large Car (22 mpg) lbs
Truck / SUV (17 mpg) lbs
1 2001 Federal Highway Administration's Cost of Owning and Operating a Vehicle

Ways to Cut Commute Costs:

  • Get on the bus: How to ride Intercity Transit
  • Park and Ride: Meet your carpool or vanpool at a convenient park-and-ride lot. Some have transit service, too.
  • Use a bus pass: Information about our pass programs
  • Share the drive: Information about carpooling and vanpooling
  • Give us a call: Need more help? Call Customer service at 360-786-1881 for questions about bus service.