Wall To New Brunswick: A Quick Trip

New Brunswick, NJ and Wall Township, NJ are around 30 miles apart, with a driving distance of 35-36 miles. The fastest route between the two locations is 45-46 minutes by car, following the NJ 18 and CR 527 route. The halfway point is Marlboro, NJ, which is approximately 22-23 minutes from both locations.

The driving distance is 35 miles, taking 45 minutes non-stop

The distance between New Brunswick, New Jersey and Wall Township, New Jersey is approximately 35 miles (56.33 kilometers) by car, taking 45 minutes non-stop. This route follows NJ 18 and CR 527 and is the fastest route between the two locations. The halfway point is Marlboro, New Jersey, which is approximately 17 miles from each destination and takes 20 minutes to drive to from New Brunswick and 30 minutes from Wall Township.

If you are travelling from Wall Township to New Brunswick, the distance is approximately 36 miles (57.94 kilometers) by car, taking 46 minutes non-stop. This route follows NJ 18 and is the fastest route from Wall Township to New Brunswick. Again, the halfway point is Marlboro, New Jersey, which is approximately 17.81 miles from each destination and takes 30 minutes to drive to from Wall Township and 22 minutes from New Brunswick.

In both cases, the distance and time will vary depending on traffic and road conditions, and the time of day you are travelling.

The halfway point is Marlboro, NJ

If you're travelling between New Brunswick, NJ and Wall Township, NJ, you'll be pleased to know that the two locations are only around 30 miles apart as the crow flies. However, if you're travelling by car, the journey is a little longer, with the fastest route being around 35 miles. This route takes you southeast from New Brunswick to Wall Township via the NJ 18 and CR 527 roads.

The halfway point between the two locations is Marlboro, NJ. Marlboro is around 17.65 miles from both New Brunswick and Wall Township, and it would take you approximately 22 minutes to reach it from either location. If you're travelling from New Brunswick, it will take you 20 minutes to drive the 16 miles to Marlboro, and if you're coming from Wall Township, the journey will take 30 minutes for the 21-mile trip.

The exact coordinates of the halfway point are 40.309353 and -74.250656, or 40º 18' 33.6708" N, 74º 15' 2.3616" W.

The fastest route follows the NJ 18 and CR 527 roads

The fastest route from New Brunswick, NJ to Wall Township, NJ follows the NJ 18 and CR 527 roads. The distance between the two locations is 30.24 miles in a southeast direction from New Brunswick, and 35 miles (56.33 kilometers) by car. The journey should take around 45 minutes if driving non-stop.

The halfway point between the two locations is Marlboro, NJ, which is 16 miles from New Brunswick and 21 miles from Wall Township. It should take around 20 minutes to drive from New Brunswick to Marlboro and 30 minutes to drive from Wall Township to Marlboro.

The only major city along the route is Edison, NJ.

The estimated fuel cost for this trip is $4.52

The distance between New Brunswick, New Jersey and Wall Township, New Jersey is around 30 miles. The two towns are around 45 minutes apart, driving non-stop. The route between the two is estimated to use 1.42 gallons of gas, at a cost of $4.52. This is based on an average fuel price of $3.19 per gallon of regular gas.

The cost of gas has been steadily rising, with the AAA National Average reaching $3.536 as of June 2, 2024. This would push the cost of the trip to nearer $5.00.

The cost of gas per mile varies depending on the vehicle, but Americans are now paying, on average, around 15 cents per mile. This cost is based on a national average gas price of $2.96 per gallon.

The trip between New Brunswick and Wall Township will release 27.78 pounds of CO2 into the atmosphere, with a carbon footprint of 0.79 pounds of CO2 per mile.

The carbon footprint of this trip is 27.78 pounds of CO2

The distance between New Brunswick, New Jersey and Wall Township, New Jersey is around 30 miles. If you were to make this trip in a car, it would be a 35-36 mile journey, depending on the route taken.

Assuming you take the faster route of 35 miles, an average car will use this trip to release 27.78 pounds of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. This number is calculated based on the average car's fuel, fuel economy, and the number of miles driven. The carbon footprint of this trip is 27.78 pounds of CO2, or 0.79 pounds of CO2 per mile.

The average production-weighted carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions for new model year (MY) 2021 light-duty vehicles was 348 grams per mile, down from 681 grams per mile for new vehicles in MY 1975. This represents a 49% decrease, thanks to advanced technologies that have improved vehicle efficiency and reduced average CO2 emissions.

Despite these improvements, transportation remains a significant contributor to carbon dioxide emissions. Driving gasoline vehicles results in tailpipe greenhouse gas emissions, and the production and distribution of gasoline also create additional GHGs. As a result, it is important to be mindful of the carbon footprint associated with driving and to consider alternative forms of transportation or fuel types when possible.

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