mileage

You just model it as continuous insurance based off mileage rather than insurance that's only active when driving.

Metromile et al are conventional insurers except that they use actual rather than estimated mileage in their pricing.

He's not paid for the mileage spent on the way to pick up someone, only after they get in.

It started accidentally and became a tradition on our team though so your mileage may vary.

If the manufacturer recommends an oil change every 5,000 miles, they also recommend one every six months regardless of mileage.

Sure, some components in a car are mileage independent, but generally not the most critical ones like the engine and transmission...

It seems you'd get more mileage out of a trie if you also compared it with a sort of zipper approach.

Also you're comparing the mileage of a bus (the UPS truck) to a passenger vehicle.

I think the real reason that there's a monthly fee is that actuarial risk isn't linear with mileage.

My experience is primarily android so your mileage may vary on other platforms.

I'd love to believe that anyone with such a clever hack could get some mileage out of whatever came next.

However, Secure64's SourceT OS got plenty of mileage out of them.

Yeah, call out charge for washing machine repair is around £100 (minimum), actual cost is travelling 14 mi (at most where I am)@ 50p (that's the reclaimable amount for mileage) plus the "engineer's" hourly amount for perhaps 2 hours (I'm going with £25 per hour gross).

Mileage runs are usually for status, not for earning miles.