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In case you haven't checked your wallet lately, driving a car is expensive. To find out exactly how much moolah you could save by making Foothill Transit your regular ride, just answer a few questions below:

1.

How many days do you normally work each month?

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How many miles is your daily round-trip commute?

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How many miles per gallon does your vehicle average?

4.

How much do you pay per gallon for gas?

5.

How much do you pay for parking each month?

6.

What kind of a car do you drive?
Please select a car type.

• Compact
• Intermediate
• Full Size

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This calculator is intended to give you a general estimate of how much money you could save by riding Foothill Transit instead of driving a car - your actual savings may vary. The cost of driving a car includes AAA's average fixed cost per mile for operating a compact, intermediate or full-size vehicle, including maintenance, insurance, wear and tear and depreciation. The cost of riding Foothill Transit is based on the cost of an Adult Local 31-Day Pass - Silver Streak and Commuter Express passes cost more, while passes for Student, Senior, Disabled and Medicare passengers cost less.