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How many hours does it take to drive 170 kilometers?

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SanCameron

07/29/25 6:15pm

170 kilometers takes about 1 hour and 25 minutes to drive. Time to drive 170 kilometers: Calculated at the highway speed limit of 120 kilometers per hour, driving 170 kilometers takes approximately 1 hour and 25 minutes. During driving, the speed should not be too fast, and a safe driving speed must be maintained. It is essential to keep a safe distance from other vehicles to prevent sudden braking by the vehicle ahead and avoid unexpected traffic accidents. Calculating fuel consumption: Fill up the car's gasoline tank to calculate fuel consumption, reset the car's odometer to zero. After driving for a period, refill the tank and note the amount of gasoline added. Then, divide the amount of fuel added by the distance traveled to get the fuel consumption per kilometer.

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LilahFitz

08/14/25 10:47am

How long does it take to drive 170 kilometers? It depends on your driving speed. I commute a similar distance daily. If you drive around 100 kilometers per hour on the highway, it takes about 1 hour and 40 minutes. Of course, actual time depends on factors like traffic at the starting point, whether you need to refuel or take breaks. Last time I started from downtown, it took 1 hour and 50+ minutes due to morning rush hour slowdowns. I recommend checking real-time traffic on navigation apps before long drives to avoid unexpected delays. On average, it takes between 1.5 to 2 hours, but always watch your speedometer to avoid speeding.

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DeDaisy

10/14/25 5:05am

I've experienced driving 170 kilometers many times, and the key factor is the average speed. If you're driving on the highway at 110 km/h, it would take approximately one hour and thirty minutes, since 170 divided by 110 is roughly 1.5 hours. However, don't forget various road conditions can affect this, such as reduced speed during rain or snow, or mountainous curves that can slow you down. In urban areas, with an average speed of maybe 40 km/h, it could take over four hours. I usually allocate an extra 20% buffer time to account for unexpected delays. In summary, when planning your trip, consider the road conditions and calculate based on normal driving speeds for the safest estimate.

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