Gasoline / petrol / bensin

Would be interesting comparing how far we get on one days salary by car.

Jim said he payd 3.45 pr gallon. For this blog i wanna convert to litres but keep it in usdollars:

1 gallon is 3.78 litre but lets say 4 litres.

Jim pay less than a dollar pr. litre. In norway the price of gas is almost three times higher, and i guess we earn about the same.
Lets assume for the calcyle that we all have a teachers salary, and thats where you ppl come in:
i would like to know how much a teacher in your erea earns pr day and will he get a full tank (50litres) for a days salary ?
He will here in norway with a few quid to spare.

Norway:
1 days salary (teacher) after taxes: (about) 175 $.
Price for 50 litre gasoline: 2.60 $ pr.litre x 50 = 130 $.
He will have a full tank and 45$ for icecream on the way.

Im fully aware that distance driven is not equal to happiness given! (often the opposite) lol
Just find it interesting to compare.
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I was wondering about the same thing..gasoline prices are breaking record after record. +1.80 a liter euros now. Im gonna have a drink before converting and comparing.
I had a big cup of tea willem. coffee
Btw, a litre milk costs less than a litre bensin here.
Woulden't it feel strange to buy 50 litre milk and put it on the car? lol
Morgen, now you will fall from the chairrolling on the floor laughing

Bulgaria
1 day salary (teacher) after taxes: 15 $.
Price of gasoline for 50 l about): 100 $
He will have a full tank after 7 days of hard work!grin
lol...in fact,I didnt drink a drip of alcohol since quite a while now...to much coffee, yes.....correction, I had two glasses of wine yesterday.

Well, milk would most certainly be cheaper since you car wont move for a bit, hehe.
Spd. shaken but not stirred.. uh oh laugh
Hope he will treat himself with sunday off. stuck
daisy
W, nono diden't suggest that hehe, just say i also had to have a cuppa for that calcyle beer
Spd, on second thought... could it be cheaper for you folks to pour vodka on the tank?
confused
$4 per gallon here ... (folks in Europe pay much higher tax on gas ... I believe this is the key difference)

At 1 gal = 3.78 L ... $1.06 per liter (in US dollars)

Public school teachers here... perhaps $30k/yr to start and $60k/yr (and more) after about 5 years (we have problems... the system here is messed up and this is just part of it)

Anyways... at $60k... and about 200 working days in a year... $300 per day then... after taxes, about $220 I'd guess.

50 liters X $1.06 = $53 ... so the tank is full twice before lunch time. (which is part of the reason too many own SUV's frustrated )
70% taxes (+19% VAT)
25% petrol companies
5% fuelstaion
over here a gallon = 5 litres at $2.20 per litre and I live 7 klms away from the nearest gass station , and a full tank is more than my pay packet ..so $30 dollors per week is enough to get through wave
morgen wave

Are going to trigger a war against the oil companies and the governmentsssss policy whom behind all that mess.How about car tax,car insurance,are you happy with it?
I boycotted all of that,the change comes with in yourself first,don't use a car,find other way and there is ways to save money,in the same time you save the environment and make those companies get mad maybe no bonuses grin popcorn
I'll be Brief.. We pay $1.52 per Litre Premium Unleaded!!!96 Octain...thumbs up
How many minutes you have to work for that Parti?
I mean hanging over the computer at the office chatting with friends laugh
Morg...I can fill my tank on a days pay,But no Breakfast???crying crying crying
doh handshake cheers
Despite we pay EUR 1.44 / liter unleaded here, I suggest we all forget about the price and do our utmost to use as lil as possible.

Keep in mind that fuel ain't infinite and once we run outa it... 2/3 (or more) of the world population will have to die unless we come up with some sort of solution -up till now, none is sustainable/viable ...
I know, 10k. Its deeem intresting this q what we gonna do when it runs out. But few talk about it. It will effect our children 10, strange to think about ha'?

wine
I could go, in round figures, about 400 miles!
The most available replacement over here is natural gas ... enough to keep everything on track another decade or so... during which we should convert to mostly electric ... and battery tech is making lots of advances... need to keep that going! thumbs up

Natural gas for use in trucks is currently being worked out in Washington. I'm hopeful.
1 liter Petrol here's 50 cents so uh oh let me try to figure that one out..

Bali
50 liter Petrol = 50 x 0.50 = 25US
uh oh confused idea
IF the Norway teacher comes to Bali with his 1 day salary he could fill up my tank exactly 7 times and I could be driving around happely for at least 2,5 months with it!

I couldn't find out about the teacher salary for expats here sigh They usually have housing allowances, schooling allowance for own children and holiday flights back home included in their salaries so it's really hard to nail it down. It also depends on what and at what kind of school they're teaching. English teachers are paid the lowest professor just in case some of you guys started to think about relocating to get fuel here wink
Mean while...thanks
...hmm, I wonder if its worth shipping petrol from these cheap countrys to our own...cheers
Meanwhile...The Kids would get a lot of laughs, but all I would teach them is Bad French!!!!rolling on the floor laughing rolling on the floor laughing rolling on the floor laughing rolling on the floor laughing
bouquet wine
I'm about to leave Qatar where petrol retails around US25c per litre and take it home with me to NZ where it costs US$2.80 per litre. I wonder how much I can fit in my suitcase?
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