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Drive with the windows closed
Closed windows reduce aerodynamic drag compared with open windows. Maintain adequate ventilation and a safe, legal speed suited to conditions. There is no universal 90 km/h speed appropriate for every road and circumstance.
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Always drive at more than 100 km/h
Drive with the windows closed
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