Is it normal for an automatic transmission car to coast in neutral gear?

[FranciscoMarie]

Coasting in neutral gear with an automatic transmission can damage the vehicle. This is because automatic transmission cars generally use pressure lubrication, where an oil pump delivers oil to the parts that need lubrication. Coasting in neutral gear can lead to insufficient oil pressure, which may severely damage components. Even at low speeds, parts require adequate lubrication, so coasting should be avoided in automatic transmission cars. Below are some driving precautions: 1. Before driving, check if the dashboard indicators and tire pressure are normal. 2. While driving, focus your eyes about 100 meters ahead, not directly in front. 3. Follow traffic rules and drive accordingly. 4. Be cautious when driving at night. Switch to low beams when another vehicle approaches, and always watch for pedestrians and other obstacles on the roadside. 5. Avoid overtaking when there are many vehicles on the road, and maintain a normal speed—neither too slow nor too fast.