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Gas Money Calculator

Make splitting the ride simple. Find a fair fuel cost per person in seconds.

01 YOUR TRIP

Total gas cost for the trip

miles
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Trip type
Using 28 MPG · default.
FIND YOUR CAR

Choose your vehicle

Search EPA gasoline and diesel ratings from 1984–2027. Check your vehicle’s fuel economy label if unsure.

Use your vehicle’s actual fuel economy.
MPG
VEHICLE MATCHES1 found
Regular · US average · 2026-10-26
YOUR FUEL PRICE

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Use an area average or enter your own price.

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EXAMPLE ESTIMATE

Estimated cost per person

$17.16Example: New York → Washington, DC · 225 mi
FUEL COST$34.31
PER MILE$0.15
FUEL NEEDED8.0 gal
Tolls not includedParking $0.00

Adjust the numbers above to estimate your own trip.

An estimate, made for planning.

Split between passengers

The default split includes two people: the driver and one passenger. Change the People field to match your group. For a quick fuel estimate, use our gas cost calculator.

Uneven split: paying per mile

When passengers travel different distances, calculate the cost of each leg and divide that leg among the people in the car. Add each person’s share across their legs.

Frequently asked questions

How do you split gas money fairly?

Divide the shared fuel cost by the number of people, including the driver. Agree on tolls and parking before the trip.

Should the driver pay for gas?

There is no universal rule. An even split includes the driver, but your group can agree on a different arrangement.

How much is gas money per hour of driving?

Fuel cost depends on miles driven, MPG and gas price rather than time alone. Divide a known trip cost by hours for an hourly estimate.

What's a fair rate per mile for passengers?

Divide your shared trip cost by miles and the number of travelers. Vehicle wear and other costs are separate considerations.

Does it include tolls?

Add a known toll amount in the optional adjustments. If you do not know it, the estimate explicitly excludes tolls.