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Yes, this can reduce consumption.
Yes. Avoiding unnecessary gear changes and anticipating traffic can reduce fuel use in both petrol and diesel vehicles. Choose a gear and engine speed appropriate to load, gradient and the response needed, following manufacturer guidance; do not force the engine to run too slowly or sacrifice safety to keep a high gear.
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No, under no circumstances.
Yes, this can reduce consumption.
It depends on whether the vehicle has a diesel or petrol engine.
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