
A vehicle mileage log should include the date, locations, purpose, odometer readings, total miles, driver's name, vehicle details, and any receipts.
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A vehicle mileage log should include the following:
Record the specific date (and time if required) of your trip
Note the start point and end point of the trip including addresses of both locations.
State the reason for this trip.
Record the vehicle’s odometer reading at the start and the end of the trip.
Calculate and log the total miles driven for the trip which can be derived from the odometer readings or directly tracked using a mileage tracker app.
If multiple people use the same vehicle, include the name of the driver for each trip.
Include details of the vehicle used, such as registration, make and model.
Provide any additional notes relevant to the trip – additional fees such as parking and tolls.
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January 17th, 2025
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