The formula, made clear.
Driving time = distance ÷ average speed. Total journey time = driving time + planned break time.
Traffic, border checks, road conditions, refuelling and unplanned stops can make the real journey longer.
Estimate total journey time from distance, average speed and planned rest breaks.
Driving time = distance ÷ average speed. Total journey time = driving time + planned break time.
Create a quick road-trip schedule and include planned rest or meal breaks.
A 300 km trip at an average 90 km/h takes about 3 hours 20 minutes of driving. Adding a 30-minute break gives about 3 hours 50 minutes total.
Use a realistic average speed, which is usually lower than the maximum speed because of traffic and slower road sections.
Yes. Add the total planned break minutes in the separate field.