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Drive smoothly, without sudden acceleration or harsh braking.
When we take the controls of a vehicle, we should practise smooth driving, without sudden acceleration or harsh braking. This way, fuel will be saved and parts as necessary as the brake discs or pads will not wear out prematurely
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Drive at more than 90 km/h.
Drive smoothly, without sudden acceleration or harsh braking.
Over-inflate the tyres.
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