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trip meter
This term refers specifically to the resettable distance tracker, distinguishing it from the primary odometer which records the total lifetime mileage of a vehicle. It is used primarily for short-term logistics, such as calculating fuel economy or measuring the distance between two specific points.
In modern digital dashboards, this is often labeled as Trip A or Trip B, allowing drivers to track two different journeys simultaneously. It is a technical term used in automotive contexts and is neither formal nor slang, but rather a standard descriptive label for a vehicle component.
Meanings
Examples
I reset the trip meter before leaving the gas station.
Check the trip meter to see how far we have driven since the last stop.
The trip meter shows we have covered fifty miles since the break.
I wonder if the trip meter is still accurate on this old truck.
Just hit the reset button on the trip meter and start the timer.
The delivery driver used the trip meter to track his daily mileage for reimbursement.
How many miles does the trip meter say we have gone today?
He glanced at the trip meter to estimate how much fuel was left in the tank.