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During prolonged stops lasting more than two minutes, it is recommended to switch off the engine to save fuel, except in vehicles that depend on the engine running continuously, such as buses and the ventilation they provide for passengers.
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This measure will only be useful on interurban roads.
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No, because starting the engine would use more fuel.
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