How Many Kilometers Does an Average Car Drive in a Year?
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Generally, a normal car drives 20,000 to 30,000 kilometers per year. Below are some precautions for driving: 1. Stalling on complex road sections: This often occurs due to nervousness and improper coordination between the brake pedal and clutch pedal. When driving for the first time, stay focused and handle the situation calmly according to operational procedures. Control the speed reasonably, engage the clutch appropriately while braking, and shift gears in a timely manner to avoid stalling. 2. Stalling when following a car uphill: Following a car is not a skill that new drivers can master quickly, especially in densely populated urban areas, which poses a severe test for them. While flat roads are manageable, stalling when following a car uphill is a common issue for new drivers. In such cases, don’t panic. After stalling, first engage the handbrake, then restart the engine, and use the "hill start" technique learned in driving school to calmly start again. Remember to engage the handbrake promptly to prevent rolling back. When starting, give more throttle to avoid stalling again. New drivers often feel at a loss when stalling while following a car uphill, and if the car behind honks, it may lead to incorrect operations and dangerous situations.