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Yes.
Yes, by reducing air resistance under the operating conditions for which they are designed. The effect depends on configuration, adjustment and speed; adding an arbitrary spoiler does not guarantee savings. Their function is not merely cosmetic, and the benefit is not limited to rigid lorries.
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Only in the case of rigid trucks.
No, their function is basically aesthetic.
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