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Depends where it's going, I guess? Other factors like A/C take as much power in stop-and-go as when driving. As I said, rough estimate. I would assume a typical
by eliben 10y ago
Depends where it's going, I guess? Other factors like A/C take as much power in stop-and-go as when driving. As I said, rough estimate. I would assume a typical taxi would drive more than 200 miles per working day; isn't this a reasonable assumption?
- nickez 10y agoYou dont have to assume when you have google, yeah it seems to be a bit below 200 miles per 12h shift..
- taxicabjesus 10y ago> I would assume a typical taxi would drive more than 200 miles per working day; Depends on how much time you spend on the freeway. For me, a typical 12-hour shift covered about 200 miles. Some days I didn't work the full 12 hours; other days I 'got lucky' and had to cover a lot of ground. One of my better fares was a guy who'd pissed off his girlfriend by (probably) getting obnoxiously drunk at the Lakers/Suns game... It was 89 miles to get him home, then I had to drive 94 miles to get the cab back to the day driver: https://goo.gl/maps/4xFsvJtHzLK2 https://goo.gl/maps/4xFsvJtHzLK2 That story was at the close of this kuro5hin.org (RIP) diary: http://www.taxiwars.org/2012/04/22-degrees-of-intoxication.html http://www.taxiwars.org/2012/04/22-degrees-of-intoxication.h...