This travel time calculator works two ways. Give it a departure time and a journey length and it tells you when you will arrive. Or give it a departure and an arrival time and it tells you how long the journey takes.
For example, leaving at 9:00 AM on a journey of 2 hours 30 minutes means you arrive at 11:30 AM.
How It Works
For an arrival time, the calculator adds the journey length to the departure time. If the journey runs past midnight, it notes that arrival is on the next day. For a journey length, it measures the time between departure and arrival, treating an earlier arrival as crossing midnight.
What People Use It For
- Planning when to leave to arrive on time
- Checking arrival times for drives, flights, and trains
- Working out how long a trip actually took
- Coordinating pickups and meeting times
A Note on Time Zones
This calculator works within a single local clock. If your journey crosses time zones, calculate using one consistent zone and then adjust the arrival to the destination zone. For converting between zones, use the time zone converter.