Is it normal for a car to drive 1,500 kilometers a year?
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Generally, the normal annual mileage is 20,000 to 30,000 kilometers. Precautions for driving: Stalling on complex road sections: This is often caused by improper coordination between the brake pedal and the clutch pedal. Stalling when following a vehicle uphill: This is a common situation for new drivers. Always pull the handbrake in time to prevent the car from rolling back. When starting, give more throttle to avoid stalling again. Keeping the left foot on the clutch pedal: When emergency braking is required at high speed, pressing both the brake pedal and the clutch pedal simultaneously will cause the vehicle to lose the engine's resistance, preventing it from stopping within the effective braking range and potentially leading to avoidable accidents. New regulations on the scrapping period for family cars: The 2021 new regulations on the scrapping period for family cars, as officially issued by the Ministry of Commerce in the "Mandatory Scrapping Standards for Motor Vehicles," remove the driving age limit for non-operational cars and set the scrapping mileage limit for private cars at 600,000 kilometers.