Yes—there is that big of a difference between 1 mile and 1 kilometer an hour. A kilometer is nearly twice as long as a mile, but how many minutes it takes to drive 1 km depends on the speed limit.
To be exact, 1 kilometer is equal to about one sixth of a mile. That means at a speed limit of 65 mph, your friend could drive 1 km in 34 seconds. But with his speed limits set in kilometers per hour (kph), a 65 kph limit means that 1 km will take him 55 seconds to drive.
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