Employer Commute Trip Reduction Programs

	Commute Cost Calculator

Fill out this form to figure out your annual drive-alone commute cost! Compare it to the cost of other options. If your employer subsidizes commute options such as transit, carpooling or vanpooling, or if you receive free HOV parking, the costs of other modes may even be lower.

(Press TAB to move to the next field and SHIFT-TAB to move back one field. After final entry or changing an entry, TAB to next field to ensure complete calculation.)

1.	How many days per month do you work? (21 is full time.)
2.	What is your round trip commute (in miles)?
3.	How many miles per gallon does your vehicle average?
4.	How much per gallon do you pay for gasoline?
5.	What is your cost per mile^a for maintenance, insurance, license, registration, depreciation, finance charges and taxes?
6.	How much do you pay for monthly parking?
Your estimated cost of drive-alone commuting:		---------------
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	Yearly
Compare the yearly cost of other commute options: If you...
Carpool with one other person:
Vanpool^b five days/week with seven other people in an eleven passenger van:
Ride the bus^c annually:
Compress your workweek by working four 10-hour days:

^{Notes:

a} Cost per mile estimate based on AAA's "Your Driving Costs 2008" brochure.
^b Cost of vanpooling based on Kitsap Transit's Vanpool Program Fare Schedule effective August 1, 2008. Please check with Kitsap Transit for current price, or with other regional vanpool providers for their pricing. Prices also available for non-standard workweek schedules and for various numbers of riders up to 15-passenger vans.
^c Cost of Kitsap Transit Bus Pass (Full-Fare) effective effective August 1, 2008. Please check with Kitsap Transit for current price. If you ride other regional transportation, your actual costs may vary. Check with your employer–some employers subsidize transit passes, so your costs might be lower.