How does the distance traveled depend on time at a constant speed of movement?

At constant speed, the distance traveled is directly proportional to the elapsed time. That is, at a constant speed of movement, the more time has passed since the beginning of the path, the greater the distance traveled. This dependence also persists at a non-constant speed of movement, since in any case, the longer the movement in time, the longer the distance traveled, if the object does not change the direction of movement, then the distance will be greater over time.