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The fuel light went on: how long can the car still run?

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Adopt flexible and controlled driving
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Avoid sudden accelerations: a fluid line reduces consumption.
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Maintain a stable speed between 80 and 90 km/h on the motorway, the optimum to save fuel.
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Do not drive at a standstill in a descent: this does not reduce consumption and can be dangerous.
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Reduce wind resistance
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Close the windows to improve aerodynamics.
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Avoid using air conditioning or heating, which increases fuel consumption.
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Optimize your trajectory
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Follow a truck at a good distance to take advantage of its suction effect and reduce resistance to air.
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Avoid steeply sloping roads if possible, as they increase consumption.
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Check tyre pressure
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Underflated tyres increase consumption by 10%.
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Optimal pressure allows you to drive longer with the same amount of gasoline.
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