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Driving with the windows closed.
To save fuel while driving, we should follow a series of recommendations, such as driving with the windows closed to improve the vehicle's resistance to the wind, avoiding sharp braking on bends, using high gears when going downhill, and monitoring the tyre pressure and the weight of the load we are carrying at all times.
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Driving with the windows open.
Using the air conditioning at all times.
Driving with the windows closed.
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