Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Enjoy your camping trip!
If you are going 60 mph, one minute is a mile of driving. So, it would take you 50 minutes to drive 50 miles to the campgrounds.
However, your speed can be affected by several factors:
Road conditions: If it rained or snowed before your trip, the roads could become slippery—especially if you’re driving on unmaintained roads. You would have to reduce your speed to
Weather conditions: Rain, snow, and fog will greatly decrease visibility, so you would have to drive slower to reduce the risk of a collision.
Traffic: The more traffic, the longer it will take to reach your destination—since you’ll be driving at a much slower speed than the posted limit.
With the conditions mentioned above, you can still get into an accident even if you drive carefully. That’s why it’s important to have sufficient car insurance coverage. Using the
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