how the cost is worked out
the real cost of the trip, split between whoever was in the car.
- on a gps-tracked trip, naiss works out your car's cost per km from its fuel and consumption, then multiplies by the distance.
- it isn't just fuel: it also counts wear, maintenance, tyres, and the value the car loses from being used.
- it's split by stretch. each person only pays for the km they were actually in the car, so whoever gets out earlier pays less.
- on a quick naiss shot, with no gps, you enter the total yourself.
common questions
why is it more than i spent on fuel?
because a trip costs more than fuel. the car wears out, it needs maintaining, and it loses value with every km. that's your money too, even if you don't pay it that day.
can i change the amount?
on a gps-tracked trip, no: naiss works it out and it stays fixed, so nobody has to argue about it. on a naiss shot you set it and edit it yourself.