Start with tracking
Automatic recording helps you capture trips as they happen instead of rebuilding them later from memory.
OnMiles journal
Clear notes for people who drive for work.
Guides about mileage tracking, better records, business reports, and the everyday details that are easy to overlook.
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Mileage log basics, in two minutes.
The essentials for drivers who need organized work records. Always confirm professional requirements with the person or organization reviewing your reports.
What to label
Keep Work and Personal trips separate so your reports are easier to review and share.
What to exclude
Personal errands and non-work drives should stay out of work reports.
Costs beside mileage
Parking, tolls, supplies, phone costs, gas and charging are easier to review when stored with the right period or trip.
Keep it as you go
Records are more useful when they include the date, route, stops, distance and purpose close to the time of the trip.
Compare methods
Organized mileage and vehicle costs make it easier to compare reporting methods with a professional.
General information only. OnMiles organizes records and reports; it does not provide professional advice.
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