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> Certainly not. For example on a cross country trip the year before the pandemic I drove my regular car. 400 miles between fuel stops, 5-10 minute stop to fill
by csomar 6y ago
> Certainly not. For example on a cross country trip the year before the pandemic I drove my regular car. 400 miles between fuel stops, 5-10 minute stop to fill up and hit the bathroom, ready for another 400 miles. Very easy to do over 1000 miles per day with no worries.
I highly doubt this is most people. I can do 200miles at best before I need a 10-15 minutes break. For woman/kids you are looking at 100 miles per break and more minutes per break.
- EricE 6y agoYes but even with kids you aren't stopping for 45 minutes just to go to the bathroom. Charging batteries is a SIGNIFICANT time sync. You can justify it however you like, but it's still there.