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Yes, it usually increases fuel consumption.
It usually increases fuel consumption. Repeated acceleration uses energy and braking dissipates some motion energy, so smooth, anticipatory riding avoids unnecessary consumption. This compares similar conditions rather than guaranteeing a specific result for every journey or technology. Safety comes first: brake as firmly as necessary for a hazard.
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It always reduces fuel consumption.
It never affects fuel consumption.
Yes, it usually increases fuel consumption.
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