How much does it cost to drive 12 miles?
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$15.13 , dont forget to tip the driver :)\nMan people, thats 12 miles, not 1 mile, this should be easy!
315526
This is something that has nothing to do with a particular state, but rather the individual employer.  I have seen as much as 47cents per mile, to a breakdown of miles.  For example, if you drive 100-250 miles per month you get a flat 150.00, and so on.\nCommonly, the pay for mileage is based upon what uncle SAM allows on a tax deduction, plus a little over to offset wear and tear.  In Nevada, about 38.5 cents per mile, if you use your own vehicle.  Many employers here provide company vehicles, so mileage is not an issue.
473141
Depends on where you live, and how far from campus you live. I live 15 miles from my school and thus it is impossible to walk. Currently, I'm spending between $80-$90 a month. However, gas is only about $2.75 at the moment.
1095618
Divide by 8 and multiply by 5, so 3.125 miles
621867
As an adult driver you can accumilate 12 points in 12 months or 18 points in a 24 month period. Meaning you don't want to get any tickets, as one ticket could cost you anywhere from 2 to 8 points. Don't get caught drinking and driving. You won't have any points left, plus you'd lose your license administatively.
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It depends on who does it, and what area you live in. The closest place to me is about 65 miles away. I drove there and had it done about a month ago. It was $80 for the first visit and $65 for each visit after that. Each person is different, so without actually going, there is no way to tell you how many times you would need to go. I highly reccommend it. I felt better than I had in years, just after one visit. I think everyone out there should have it done at least once.
662797
About 16 miles (26 km.) as the crow flies. Your mileage may vary.
879888
what u should be asking is how much money it costs lol\nmy uncle just told me 6 days if u stop 8  times for rest
532229
Go to mapquest.com , it will tell you exactly how many miles!
253277
You're coming from the Bay Area?  You're driving hella far, I see.  Bring around $200.  You will probably spend $50 on gas, round trip.  You will spend $10 on parking and $56 on the ticket.  If you're want to purchase the pictures on the rides, in front of Main Street, the Magic Castle, or anywhere else, that will cost you, too.  You're definitely going to need money for lunch and dinner and maybe a few snacks along the way such as cotton candy, popcorn, chorrus, or ice cream.  If you want to buy souvenirs....\n\nCan you just bring your debit card? =P
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I drew my line at $2.00... I've already bought a motorcycle that gets 55 MPG and I ride it whenever I can (especially good for the 45 mile commute I have to make everyday... which I carpool for on days that aren't good for the bike ride)... other than that, I just try to get all my errands for the week done in one or two trips so I'm not out burning up gas all the time.
89213
what are you talking about. if you are talking about meal, then for most small localities in the usa it is $31 a day from jan 1 through september 30 and $35 a day from october 1 to december 31.that is the standard. and if you are talking about lodging and any other expensis except miliage then it is the actual cost and if you are talking about miliage than the standard rate is  40 and a half cents per mile for jan 1 through august 31 and 48 and a half cents per mile for september 1 through december 31. i hope this helps. these amounts are for 2005. 2006 is not availiable right now. good luck.
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Four days? From the COUNTRY of Brazil?\n\nIt's about 4,600 miles, so let's say you had several people in a van and could trade off sleeping and driving. If you covered 1,200 miles a day (that's 50 mph x 24 hrs), you could make it in four days, but many people wouldn't want to push at that pace. So, divide the 4,600 total miles by how many miles you can cover in a day. LOL, it'd take me ten days, because I'm not one to rush like that!
14163
Approx 12,451 miles.  See below (Divide the circumference by 2 since you are only going half way around the world)
919935
Mileage travelling to/from home is not deductible, so 15+14+18 is the answer. In the real world, Michael would add an additional trip of #3 to Office then office to home, thereby gaining an additional 10-miles deductible.
339353
Depends on the area of the USA you are in.\nCan be any where from min. wage to I'd say no more than $10 to 12 an hour.
410252
1.2505685819999999 miles