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21/08/24

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Originally posted by kingy ↑

Most ev are now doing over 300km....hope this helps

The estimates of 2011 average distance reflect recent evidence on commuting from home to a
place of work at a range of spatial classifications or locality. The main interest is in
understanding the patterns and average commuting distances under current land use and
availability of transport infrastructure.
• On a place of residence basis, Australia’s average commuting distance was 15.6 km.
• The average commuting distances for the rest of the state are generally higher than the
corresponding metropolitan areas.
• The larger capital cities had relatively long commutes—Sydney’s average was 15.0 km,
Melbourne’s was 14.6 km, and Brisbane’s was 14.9 km, Perth’s was 14.9 km and Adelaide’s was
12.4 km. Smaller capital cities’ average commuting distance was shorter—Hobart’s was 11.5 km,
Darwin was 12.3 km and the ACT was 11.5 km—reflecting the smaller urban footprint.
• The average commuting distance of residents of the major cities can be grouped into four
ranges:
o 9–12 km: Townsville, Cairns, Launceston, Albury–Wodonga, Toowoomba and Canberra–
Queanbeyan.
o 12–14 km: Bendigo, Darwin, Adelaide, Ballarat, Hobart
o 14–15 km: Melbourne, Brisbane, Geelong, Perth, Sydney
o 15–20 km: Newcastle-Maitland, Gold Coast–Tweed Heads, Sunshine Coast, Mackay and
Wollongong.
• Average commuting distance by four BITRE regional classifications varied widely. Commuting
distances in Coastal Significant Urban Areas (SUAs) above 30,000 was 14.1 km and in Coastal
SUAs with 10,000-30,000 population it was 16.5 km. Coastal country regions had a significantly
higher average of 25.8 km, whilst Remote regions had an average of 31.2 km.
let me see the 2 fires in 2023...one the battery had been stupidly detached from the vehicle, was it yours?....the other one had a fairly significant object...a towball and bracket from a truck i think smash into the underside....up to that how many ?
rest easy mudguts...ev fires are very rare

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300k - pfffffffffffffffftttttttttt..woud be runningon fumes every day & not able to take kids to their soccer event ect .

'''..Sorry kids need an hour to recharge..I'll get you to training, just be an hour late....

Lika I said for a below average drive EV's are great ..but you dont need a subsidised Telsa

And next to useless for a run to the Goldie or Sydney or SA.

Nah - My time is more valuable than that.

I get 1100 to 1400 k's per tank (depending which vehicle I use).

Solution .....Really need as 3 ev's on rotation being charged, that way I have a car at home using solar
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