Mileage To Walmart (2024)

FAQs

What is the average distance to Walmart in the US? ›

For most people in the United States, a Wal-Mart is literally just down the road. The median distance to a Wal-Mart in the United States is 4.2 miles, and to a Target, five miles. So the typical person doesn't have to go far to shop at either place. Distances are larger for people in rural areas.

A one cent per mile increase and additional pay for every arrival means that Walmart drivers will now earn on average $87,500 a year and with an all-in rate close to 89 cents per mile.

There are quite a few folks who know the perimeter of our store – from toys to electronics to dairy and through produce – like the back of their hands. They know a lap is exactly ¼ mile, so four times around equals 1 mile. And, for many, that's enough to continue working toward a healthier lifestyle.

Sending Money: You can transfer money at any Walmart store by visiting the Money Services Center or the customer service desk. Inform the store associate that you want to use Walmart2Walmart to send money. Provide your photo ID (driver's license, passport, etc.) and the recipient's name, address, and phone number.

The company says it services 240 million customers worldwide each week. In the United States, Walmart remains a constant presence with the retailer reporting that 90 percent of Americans live within 10 miles of a Walmart store.

Ninety percent of Americans live within 10 miles of a Walmart store. knowledge of human capital development and experience from Walmart Giving's Retail Opportunity Program.

The 10-foot Rule is one of Walmart's secrets to customer service. During his many store visits, Sam Walton encouraged associates to take this pledge: “I solemnly promise and declare that every customer that comes within 10 feet of me, I will smile, look them in the eye, greet them, and ask if I can help them.”

One of the most staggering statistics I've ever heard is that 90 percent of the U.S. population lives within 10 miles of a Walmart store. Think about that for a minute. More than 320 million people live within a 15-20 minute drive from a Walmart.

Store 2152 in Albany, New York, is not just the biggest Walmart store in the U.S. It's also one of just a few stores with two levels! Having 260,000 square feet spread over two floors makes shopping there an adventure!

How much is Walmart to Walmart money transfer? The fees for Walmart-to-Walmart money transfers vary depending on the amount you're sending. Fees start at $4 for up to $50 transfer, $8 for transfers of $51-1,000, and range up to $16 for $1,000 to $2,500 transfers.

Can you pick up money from Walmart without an ID? ›

To pick up cash at Walmart, you will need to bring a valid government-issued photo ID matching the name on your account and the cash pick up barcode generated from your account. Cash pick up services are available at the Walmart MoneyCenter or Customer Service.

If the money is sent by MoneyGram and you have a proper government ID, you can typically pick up money sent you in your proper name that matches your government ID at any Walmart that handles MoneyGram transactions.

Keep in mind that the typical household travels roughly 3.8 miles to their primary grocery store.

95% of American consumers visit Walmart at least twice per year. 2.2% of consumers report they are no longer Walmart shoppers as of 2021. Walmart shoppers each make an average of 67 annual trips to a Walmart store, including Sam's Club.

The company's supercenters — sprawling hypermarkets that offer everything from groceries to tire maintenance — are an extension of that logic. But even those hypermarkets are dwarfed by Walmart's Albany, New York, supercenter, which remains one of the biggest Walmarts in the world.

The Employee Benefit Research Institute reported this year that the average median tenure of all wage and salary workers 25 and older has been about five years. In a press release, Walmart said the average tenure for a store associate in fiscal year 2023 was five years.