mjaved39 I mean i have also days in timespan value and i want to compare with currnent date time is a time span days, hour,mint and second greater than dateTime.now or less.@ mjaved39. for me, what you are asking is not clear.I mean i have also days in timespan value and i want to compare with currnent date time is a time span days, hour,mint and second greater than dateTime.now or less. mjaved39. for me, what you are asking is not clear. I mean i have also days in timespan value and i want to compare with currnent date time is a time span days, hour,mint and second greater than dateTime.now or less.
What weâre talking about here is, individually, California drivers are averaging a bloated 13,636 miles annually. This compares nationally to an average per-capita per-annum VMT of 9,363. That is 4,273 miles driven over the nationwide average or almost 1.5 times what the typical American driver is driving.his compares nationally to an average per-capita per-annum VMT of 9,363. That is 4,273 miles driven over the nationwide average or almost 1.5 times what the typical American driver is driving.
So what's high mileage and what's not is difficult to answer, but the average rule of thumb for normal miles is 12,000 to 15,000 per year. A well maintained vehicle with 100,000 miles will most likely be in better condition, both mechanically and appearance wise than a lower mileage that has been abused. Asking for maintenance records of course is critical, not just oil changes records either.