Cars have been driven on roads ever since they first appeared- mechanically propelled vehicles have been around for Centuries, from prototype clockwork cars built by Leonardo da vinci through to steam cars in the late 18th Century, up to petrol driven vehicles in late Victorian times.
However, in the early years, speed limits were very low (usually set at no more than 20mph), and up until about 1903, in the UK they had to be preceeded by a man walking in front of them holding a red flag, as a warning of their approach!!
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Yes...for instance,if a 1 year old car is driven 12,000miles in a year...and the 2year old car is driven 4,000 a year then yes. As the 2year old car has only done 8,000miles total,compared to the 1 year old car which has driven 12,000miles total.
there are about 100%
Cars were improved tremendously and roads were converted from gravel and dirt to paved roads.
Over 500,000 cars were on Australian roads by the 1930's. This Statement is according to the 'Discovering Australian History' textbook for year 9 and 10 Civics History Students.
No car drives. People drive cars. So any car you see going down the road is being driven.
Insurance goes by 15,000 miles a year. Some folks to less in year.
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2-3 billion cars are driven per day
there is about 2-3 billion cars driven each day.
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Tractors are allowed to travel on all UK roads EXCEPT motorways, and can be driven by 16 year olds.