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    Re: Tips for driving economically

    Quote Originally Posted by Georgy291 View Post
    so wait i do need to slow down for pedestrian crossings?
    No, all breaking, any breaking, wastes energy therefore fuel, plow on through the crossing, adding a scoop to your front bumper/grill will make your car slightly more aerodynamic and disperse pedestrians more efficiently.
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    Re: Tips for driving economically

    Quote Originally Posted by aidanjt View Post
    No, all breaking, any breaking, wastes energy therefore fuel, plow on through the crossing, adding a scoop to your front bumper/grill will make your car slightly more aerodynamic and disperse pedestrians more efficiently.
    wouldnt that contradict about carrying unnecessary mass? as posted earlier
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    Re: Tips for driving economically

    Quote Originally Posted by Georgy291 View Post
    wouldnt that contradict about carrying unnecessary mass? as posted earlier
    Only if it's badly designed. Dispersal isn't the same as collection

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