"road mileage" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to the distance traveled on a road by a vehicle. Example: The road mileage on my car reached 100,000 miles last week.
Public Road Mileage, Lane-Miles, and VMT 1920-2015.
27percentt in the ratio that the total eligible road mileage in each tribe bears to the total eligible road mileage of all American Indians and Alaskan Natives.
Indiana ranks high nationally in road mileage per square mile of area, and almost all its rural roads are paved.
Our study also identifies several built environment variables, such as commercial use percentage, local road mileage percentage, and intersection density, that have relatively stable relationships with crashes.
In general, non-agricultural population and migration population were the key demographic drivers, while road mileage and investment in real estate were the principal social drivers.
The road network has been markedly improved since the 1950s, and more than four-fifths of the road mileage is paved.
The talk had shifted to roads, mileage, general directions.
The EPA's tests, which are never accurate even for normal internal-combustion cars are based on tailpipe emissions to "estimate" actual on-road mileage.
A juggernaut, which in a sense is what Liverpool are, would have been banned from the road after mileage like that.
Environmentalists and labor activists say that a franchise system, similar to models in Los Angeles, Seattle, and elsewhere, would lower the number of garbage trucks on the road, minimize mileage, and eliminate route overlaps.
Fuel economy averages used by the Government are calculated by driving a vehicle on a test track under ideal conditions, not on roads where mileage would be lower.
