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, 2018 to date to Craig Stephan at aabtscommuter[at]zoho.com for posting here. This site is updated once a quarter.
 

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	This Year	Since inception (1/1/09)
Total commuter miles:	701	111,850
Total gallons gasoline saved:*	30	5,045
Total tons CO2 saved:	0.4	63
Social benefit of CO2 saved:		$2,700

 

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

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View 2017 Commuter Mileage

 

2018 Commuter Mileage

				Since inception (1/1/09)
rider name	miles	gals gas	lbs CO2	miles	gals gas	tons CO2
Charlie Aagenas				200	9	0.1
Rita Aagenas				1,035	47	0.6
Paul Alman				768	36	0.5
John Atwater				82	4	0.0
Gerry Borgula				212	10	0.1
Don Broadway				241	12	0.1
Bill Bruce				905	40	0.5
John Brundage				616	29	0.4
Drew Burton				307	15	0.2
Joe Christy				2,149	100	1.3
Nada Dandan				13	1	0.0
Gil Daws				80	4	0.0
Jon Dowling				6,964	298	3.7
Tom Egel				395	18	0.2
Jeff Eisemann	54	2	57	13,418	600	7.5
John Ford				5,934	269	3.4
Laura Ford				11	1	0.0
Philip Furspan	39	2	41	6,626	296	3.7
Hugh Garton				744	32	0.4
Alicia Green				85	4	0.0
Mary Hensel				2,607	117	1.5
Tom Jackson				175	7	0.1
Douglas Kelbaugh				1,000	44	0.5
Terri Keppler				641	29	0.4
Frank Lamitola				40	2	0.0
Jim Lee				7,977	361	4.5
Amy McKinley				374	18	0.2
Jeff McNally				240	11	0.1
Cindie Nieman				133	6	0.1
Anne Ormand				1,165	54	0.7
Richard Palacios				5,908	257	3.2
David Relson				1,226	57	0.7
Jonathan Rodgers				8,090	373	4.7
Keli Schneberger				109	5	0.1
Meridith Sheeran				125	5	0.1
Bill Smith				593	26	0.3
Vickie Smith				39	2	0.0
Craig Stephan	608	26	646	20,077	899	11.3
Julie Stephens				9,607	435	5.5
Elizabeth Tidd				4,768	223	2.8
Joe Toland				2,791	131	1.6
Ruth Wade				25	1	0.0
Ken Westerman				85	4	0.1
Mary Wise				24	1	0.0
Klaus Wolter				3,246	156	2.0
Total	701	30	745	111,850	5,045	63.3

 

Mileage records updated to March 31, 2018

 

 

*City driving fuel economy for each year beginning in 2009 has been calculated based on EPA sales-weighted overall mpg averages for the past 19 model years of cars and light trucks [1], weighted by annual miles driven [2] and number of vehicles in operation [3] for each cohort.  City mpg was estimated using the EPA estimate of 55% highway / 45% city driving and a typical value of 1.4 for the ratio of highway to city mpg.  The "well-to-wheels" CO₂ emission rate for gasoline is estimated to be 25.1 lb/gal [4].  For 2016 (the latest year available) the city driving fuel economy value is 23.6 mpg.  The social benefit of avoided CO₂ emissions was calculated at ~$45/ton based on EPA estimates [5].

 

1. ORNL Transportation Energy Data Book Ed. 35 (2016) Table 4.21 
2. Ibid. (Table 8.11) 
3. Ibid. (Table 3.8)  
4. See http://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/es5010347 
5. "Technical Support Document: ­ Technical Update of the Social Cost of Carbon for Regulatory Impact Analysis - Under Executive Order 12866", Interagency Working Group on Social Cost of Greenhouse Gases (August 2016)
www.epa.gov/climatechange/social-cost-carbon-technical-documentation (retrieved 17.04.16, no longer available as of 17.09.23). See also R. Revesz, et al, "Best cost estimate of greenhouse gases", Science 357, 655 (18 Aug 2017).