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The speed of an object is expressed as a distance traveled per unit of time.

When referring to an "object," the formula is v = d/t, where v = speed (meters/second), d = distance traveled (meters), and t = time (second)

When referring to travelling systems such as cars, bicycles, or aircraft, it is more appropriate to use a similar formula except that distance traveled is expressed in kilometers or miles and time is expressed in hours.

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