8 People On How Much Their Mode Of Transport Costs A Month If You Are One Nosy Nelly

Dear, it’s time for your daily reminder that the cost of living is getting harder and harder by the day. “Yes, dear” you might reply, as you resign yourself to putting back an essential grocery and only filling up your petrol tank halfway instead of fully. We’ve all had to rethink our financial benchmarks lately. From shifting our dreams of one day owning a house, we’ve now also had to concede whether or not we can afford to keep our cars or even rent an apartment. In 2022, research revealed that the average Australian would pay around $19,000 per year just from owning a car. Those expenses would include things from the price of fuel, to registration, car insurance and servicing expenses. With the fuel crisis of last year, and further cost of living prices rising, that figure will most likely be higher moving forward. The idea of not having your own personal car in Australia is a bit harrowing, however. Australia actually has the second highest ownership of private cars in the world

“Mad Maxthere were 20.1 million registered motor vehicles95% of Australian cars sit idle most of the timemore than two in three Australians (69%)

Shantelle – $280 per month

Kylie – $120 per month

David – $280 per month

Michael – Under $100 per month

Anthony – $150 per month

Sarah – $300+ per month

Kara –  $120 per month

Ian – $542 per month

One Less Carhere

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