how much does it cost you to get to work?

£0, as I cycle to work.

Although I suppose you could work out how much rubber I use off the tyres, wear on groupset etc & get a ‰ from that.
 
30 minutes a day in the car, 6 miles each way. about £3 in fuel per day, a bit more if you take into account wear and tear.
 
Nothing, I live just past Tower Bridge and work at Bank therefore, I walk.

When it's raining, £1.45 on the bus.

I'm very lucky to live in Zone 1 and not have to embrace the rush hour Tube or pay commuting costs.
 
I live around 2 miles away from work.


So naturally I drive rather than take the bus that is 30m away or walk (who would do that?!)

Driving takes longer (to avoid traffic there is a back way) geographically, so maybe 4 miles? Negligible cost really.
 
On a fuel cost basis, its 0.17%, on total costs, its around 1%

I only live a few miles away from work and fairly decent salary. Can't complain.
 
Lopéz said:
I pay normal company car tax, based on the P11D.
I also pay car fuel benefit which is a set monthly amount based on the vehicle's CO2 figure.

It doesn't matter if I do 1 private mile a month or 10000 private miles a month, my payment remains the same. Same goes for business miles.

I have access to unlimited fuel from our own supplies via a fuel key and I can use as much as I like for business or private use.
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:O

DO you give your key to family too?

Why not get a 500L tank in the Boot and sell it on the estate? :P
 
I probably profit from my work journeys. 95% of my journeys are eligible for 45p / 25p - and although my employer only pays me 15p plus monthly allowance when I claim it back through self assessment overall I think I at least break even.( including insurance, depreciation, tyres etc). Big repairs would leave me out of pocket.
 
Diagro said:
:O

DO you give your key to family too?

Why not get a 500L tank in the Boot and sell it on the estate? :P
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Haha... if only.

We are measured internally on our fuel consumption, it doesn't take much of a discrepancy before people are investigated. Plus every fuel bunker is riddled with CCTV.
 
About £10-12 worth of fuel is what I use a week. I put £20 in every 2 weeks until I get to the last needle and commit £40 to put in, but usually comes out around £38 to fill my tank from that mark.

Anyway, at £10 a week it's 4.5%
 
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