Have you traveled a Million miles in your life?

[Leih]

Not even close for me. I've never been on a plane and I've only been abroad once. I doubt the moving about I've done within the UK would be anywhere near 1M.

[markos82]

Nope, but im positive that in 34 years i have walked probably close to 90,000km and ran about 5,000 or a bit more.
Plane not sure, been to Australia ( 2 times ), all over the Europe so that's some 150,000km i guess ( not really counting ).
By bus throughout my younger and teen days probably bout 100,000-150,000 ( to school and back, to holidays to friends and so on )
By car ( before I got my driving license ) i think close to 300.000km
And about the same since i got one.

So I would say about 1mill km....

[Rasulis]

According to my cycling log which goes back to 1981, I have done 2.92M miles on my bicycles.

[Logwyn]

Just to be the man who walked a thousand miles

To fall down at your door

[Deleted]

Word. Doesn't OP know that the earth moves around the sun and it rotates every day?

Lies, that's just an illusion of perspective. In fact the earth is the stationary center of all the universe and the rest of the universe expands and twists around it in a way so as to make it appear as if the earth is moving, don't be fooled however, it is entirely stationary.

[ghotihook]

I run around 25k miles per year usually

You run 70 miles a day? 365 days a year?

[Kujako]

You run 70 miles a day? 365 days a year?

Perhaps Liam Neeson is chasing him?

[Jotaux]

I've flown all over the place so I'm sure that I am close or past a million miles.

[zenkai]

I don't know, but my fitbit gave me an Italy badge saying I walked the length of Italy since I owned it.

[Reeve]

You run 70 miles a day? 365 days a year?

The previous sentence was mentioning my car. My car's mileage runs about 25k miles per year.

[Mystrome]

I should be getting there...

15 years of driving 200-250 km, 5 days a week, should total me for around 800k km. And that was just for work. All other stuff probably adds up to another 300k in my life, so that's in the 1.1M km area. Only about 500k km left to get 7 digits in miles too.

Funnily enough, the bulk of that was probably within a 30 km radius of my home. I know my area really fucking well by now :P

[Zogarth]

Far from it. Doubt I will ever reach it either. Not a big fan of travel, I like to live very close to where I work/study etc.

[Utinil]

I was born in Guam and suffered a major injury before I was two which required me to get treatments in Hawaii, Colorado, California, and Washington DC every few weeks for the next couple of years (fortunately Dad was military so didn't have to pay for travel or treatment). Treatment in Colorado was the most common and it is 6,650 miles between Denver and Guam, so 13,300 a month (minimum) for 3 years that works out to 478,800 by the time I was 5, just from medical flights, plus we took vacations to Japan, South Korea, and the Philippines. Then once we got back to the States we were stationed in Caribou, Maine and did several road trips to California over the next several years. I would say I easily did 1,000,000 miles before I was even a teenager.

[Tinykong]

For sure, I've put ~500k miles just on the few cars I have owned, that doesn't count various motorcycles, riding with other people, flying, etc.

[Villager720]

I feel like people grossly overestimate how far their flights are mile wise. The continental US is only like 2600 across. So flying to California and Africa and Europe has netted you like 10k. Just do that like 100 times guys.

[Damajin]

No, I'd say probably in the 500k-600k range at the very most, wouldn't be surprised if I was in the high 400k almost 500k zone. Don't like to travel much.

[Vash The Stampede]

I'd like to know what kind of car that lasted to 300k so I can add it to my list of cars I'd own. Given the engine and trans was never replaced or rebuilt.

[Aeula]

No clue. Maybe? I've been to a hell of a lot of different countries time and time again so...

[Deleted]

The earth is a space ship, you traveled many a million of miles.

slightly more than that
http://www.bbc.co.uk/earth/story/201...-life-on-earth

[zoefschildpad]

Not even close, and I don't expect I will in my lifetime. I'm from The Netherlands. It's hard to travel a hundred miles and still be in the same country, and that would obviously be far too big a trip to take on a regular basis. As it stands, I take my bike to uni, which is about 5 minutes away, to a supermarket which is a similar distance, and occasionally to the train station, which is right around the corner, to visit someone. I suspect I do in the region of 200km a month at the moment.