The total mileage travelled per person has increased significantly since the mid 1980s. This is because, whilst the total number of trips made by people has remained fairly static, average trip lengths have increased by a quarter from 5.2 miles to 6.6 miles.
Tuesday, 18 March 2008
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Hi,
loving the site.
I think the reason journeys are getting longer is because people are trying to move out of the cities and things because of the pollution, and trying to get back to the countryside. Of course they don't think about the pollution caused by then having to commute longer distances in the car!
Something that I've found is that car insurance companies have started rewarding drivers who try to keep mileage low and who drive more fuel efficient cars. They are also starting to offer 100% offset on the CO2 emissions produced by your car.
A site that we found helpful is the green car insurance UK website - click here to see what you think and get a green car insurance quote if you think you might be interested.
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