When to use it
Use it for school runs, practice carpools, tournament travel, shared errands, and any trip where the driver wants a quick gas estimate before asking riders to chip in.
Free carpool calculator
A fuel cost calculator estimates how much gas a trip will use and how much each rider should pay when a carpool splits the cost.
Turn on round trip and add riders for an even gas-money split.
Use it for school runs, practice carpools, tournament travel, shared errands, and any trip where the driver wants a quick gas estimate before asking riders to chip in.
The calculator includes distance, MPG, fuel price, round-trip mileage, gallons used, total cost, and a per-rider split.
RideVillage keeps the schedule, driver rotation, riders, swaps, and reminders together once your group is ready to move beyond texts and spreadsheets.
Start a carpoolDivide trip miles by vehicle MPG, then multiply the gallons by the gas price per gallon. For a round trip, double the one-way distance first.
Calculate the total fuel cost and divide it by the number of riders sharing the cost. Include the driver if everyone is splitting evenly.
Fuel cost is only one part of a shared ride. Add parking, tolls, or mileage reimbursement separately when the driver pays those costs.
Use the vehicle's real average MPG for the route. City-heavy school runs often use a lower MPG than highway trips.