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Q: How long can you go in China without filling up your gas tank?

What is the average length of time that you can keep driving until you have to fill up your gas tank? If you are a driver in China and have experienced driving in another country what are the differences you've experienced? Is the gas quality any good at the gas stations you go to in China?

12 years 45 weeks ago in  Transport & Travel - China

 
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I will ask my driver for you .I am  sure he wont give a sh-t either.

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At home, I could go maybe 2 weeks without filling my tank. Here, I'm lucky, I don't think I'll ever have to fill a tank because I don't own a car. If I did own a vehicle of some sort, it would probably be an e-bike. Driving here is too dangerous for my taste.

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forever, no car, just scooter

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