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OT: This is probably the worst way to represent cost per distance using different units > £167 per mile ($250/km)
by austingulati 12y ago
OT: This is probably the worst way to represent cost per distance using different units
> £167 per mile ($250/km)
- tricolon 12y agoBrits use pounds and miles. Australians use dollars and kilometres. I see no problem.
- justincormack 12y agoNo I think its that when it was built Australians used pounds and miles, now the international standard is dollars and kilometers.
- heyalexchoi 12y agoAmericans use dollars and miles.
- redthrowaway 12y agoThe article isn't about or written by Americans.
- twothamendment 12y agoThen what is it doing online? We don't have room for this non-American stuff - it will clog the tubes!
- rikacomet 12y agoevery cellphone has a converter.. here is your chance to use it. Just for reference.. in India.. we sometimes use the American counting method (millions, billions) .. and sometimes the native one (lakhs, crores) alternatively. its easier than the mile/km conversion though.. since 10 lakh = 1 million, 100crore= 1 billion