Cycling mileage, evidence?

[TheFaQQer]

You could take selfies at major landmarks along the way, whilst standing next to your bike.

(remember to enable timestamp on the photos, and try to get an independant witness to join in pointing their wristwatch at the camera)

independent

[northernladuk]

What if you get a Chopper with different sized wheels? Could you submit your return based on the smaller wheel where the reality distance is the one travelled by the bigger wheel? Could make a mint and HMRC wouldn't know!!!

[northernladuk]

independent

He's back! Woop woop!!!!

[TheCyclingProgrammer]

Of course, if you were really naughty you could catch the train, pay for it personally, but claim mileage instead.

I could. Except it costs about £3 one way off peak. 12 miles at 20p each...£2.40.

Good plan though.

[psychocandy]

I could. Except it costs about £3 one way off peak. 12 miles at 20p each...£2.40.

Good plan though.

Ah of course. But usually its different. Bet its about £20 or less for your average 100 mile round trip on train?

So, 100 miles = £45 claimed or £20 train fare. £25 difference = £5/day less CT. Not legal of course.