Driving licence exam
Can the way you drive influence your fuel consumption?
There are many things in the way you drive that impact on your fuel consumption; it will for example increase if you drive erratically with a lot of braking.
Useful links:
- Ecodriving – environmentally friendly and economical driving (Körkortonline.se)
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