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Shift to a higher gear when appropriate for those conditions.
Shift up when appropriate and drive smoothly according to manufacturer guidance and conditions. Do not always use the highest gear or strain the engine at excessively low revolutions. On slopes or when response and control are needed, a lower gear may be necessary. Efficiency does not justify coasting in neutral or compromising safety.
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Always shift down as soon as possible, even when unnecessary.
Shift to a higher gear when appropriate for those conditions.
Habitually drive at high engine speeds unnecessarily.
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