commuter mileage

 

In an effort to encourage bicycle use for sustainable transportation as well as recreation, AABTS recognizes here the “commuter miles” ridden by its members. Commuter miles are miles ridden for transportation purposes (not recreation). Note that rides ridden to and from club rides (“bookend miles”) count towards club mileage, not commuter mileage.

Please show your support for reducing petroleum use and CO₂ emissions by adding your name to this list. Email your new or updated total commuter mileage from January 1, 2011 to date to Craig Stephan at aabtscommuter[at]gmail.com for posting here. This site is updated approximately once a month.

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	This year	Since inception (2009)
Total commuter miles:	9,680	38,137
Total gallons gasoline saved (at 21 mpg):*	461	1,816
Total tons CO2 saved:	4.4	17.5

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Riding miles . . . saved gallons of gasoline and pounds of CO₂!

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View 2010 Commuter Mileage

2011 Commuter Mileage

						Since	inception	(1/1/09)
rider name	miles	gals gas	lbs CO2			miles	gals gas	lbs CO2
Charlie Aagenas	50	2	46			200	10	183
Rita Aagenas	150	7	138			400	19	367
Paul Alman	59	3	54			745	35	683
Don Broadway						241	11	221
John Brundage						616	29	565
Drew Burton						307	15	282
Joe Christy						1,182	56	1,084
Gil Daws						80	4	73
Jeff Eisemann	1,620	77	1,486			4,041	192	3,706
Philip Furspan	675	32	619			2,154	103	1,975
Hugh Garton	70	3	64			70	3	64
Mary Hensel						450	21	413
Terri Kepler	76	4	70			370	18	339
Frank Lamitola						40	2	37
Jim Lee	1,414	67	1,297			2,279	109	2,090
Amy McKinley						374	18	343
Jeff McNally						240	11	220
Anne Ormand	345	16	316			973	46	892
Michael Pape						416	20	381
David Relson	130	6	119			655	31	601
Jonathan Rodgers	900	43	825			3,980	190	3,650
Vickie Smith						33	2	30
Craig Stephan	1,934	92	1,773			6,189	295	5,675
Julie Stephens	966	46	886			3,293	157	3,020
Elizabeth Tidd	542	26	497			2,973	142	2,726
Joe Toland	749	36	687			2,505	119	2,297
Ken Westerman						85	4	78
Klaus Wolter						3,246	155	2,977
Total	9,654	460	8,853			38,111	1,815	34,948

Last updated: Oct. 31, 2011

*Fuel economy of 21 mpg is based on an EPA sales-weighted average for 2006 model year cars & light trucks of 25.8 mpg [ORNL Transportation Energy Data Book, Ed. 30, Table 4.20 (2011)]. City mpg is estimated as EPA_Avg / (1.4 * 0.55 + 0.45) = 21.1 mpg using the EPA estimate of 55% highway / 45% city driving; 1.4 is a typical ratio of highway to city mpg. For gasoline the CO₂ emission rate at 21 mpg is 0.92 lb/mi.

 

 

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