When you head out for a destination in your car, anything above three digits starts to feel like a road trip. And why shouldn’t it? A hundred miles is well beyond the distance most people are willing to commute to work (with good reason) and usually takes a little planning to drive. It’s a substantial …
Twenty miles isn’t that far. It’s fewer miles than a marathon, and considerably easier to travel from the comfort of a vehicle. But it’s also not that short of a distance, not if you’re driving it all on back roads. So, just how long does it take to drive 20 miles? It greatly depends on …
Five miles is a pretty quick trip. It’s even walkable for most able-bodied people. But, as short as the distance may be, how long it takes to drive 5 miles is still highly dependent on the roads you’re taking. Driving five miles down the interstate is considerably faster than driving five miles on the streets …
Ten miles isn’t that far. It fits inside the boundaries of even small cities and is less than the distance many people drive to work. But, as reasonable as a 10-mile drive might be mileage-wise, how long it takes depends on the roads you’re on and the speed limits and conditions along the way. Ten …
Fifty miles is a weird sort of distance. For some people, it’s a bit of a journey that takes pre-planning. For others, it’s the commute to work each day. That’s because 50 miles can be either a long or a short drive, depending on where and when you’re doing the driving. So, just how long …
