Is 1 yuan per kilometer appropriate for private car usage for business purposes?
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1 yuan per kilometer is appropriate for private car usage for business purposes. Here is an introduction to the relationship between car tire pressure and car performance: Tire pressure and load capacity: Tire pressure is an indicator of a car's load capacity. The tire pressure of a car determines its load capacity. The higher the tire pressure, the greater the load capacity; the lower the pressure, the smaller the load capacity, provided that the tire pressure remains within the standard range. The relationship between tire pressure and car power performance: When tires operate on flat roads, they need to overcome resistance from the ground and air. When tire pressure decreases, the rolling resistance coefficient increases rapidly, tire rolling deformation occurs, and fuel consumption rises. Proper tire pressure ensures good power performance for the car. The relationship between tire pressure and car ride comfort: The ride comfort of a car directly affects passenger comfort. Appropriate tire pressure can provide better comfort for passengers. When the car's tire pressure is too high, the tires become harder, the vehicle's vibration frequency increases, and ride comfort deteriorates. Proper adjustment of tire pressure ensures good ride comfort.
I've been using my own car for business purposes for over a decade. After calculating the actual costs, fuel alone now costs 70-80 cents per kilometer. When you factor in depreciation, insurance, and maintenance, the average cost exceeds 1.3 yuan per kilometer. Frankly, 1 yuan/km reimbursement is too low - last month I was only reimbursed 100 yuan for a 100km business trip, but spent 150 yuan on car repairs. The company should research local fuel price trends and increase the reimbursement rate. Don't make employees subsidize business costs, or provide compensation measures like free parking. In the long run, reasonable pricing is necessary to maintain motivation - otherwise people would rather take public transportation.
