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@shrinkdworld-WWdBBc • Mar 28, 2011
I think it is mostly depend on vehicle !!!
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@gohm-F3UUpP • Mar 29, 2011
#1, driving at top speed uses a lot of fuel. The most efficient way for mpg is to drive at the slowest speed without lugging the engine in th top most gear. Maintaining this speed without using brakes. Braking also has a negative response to fuel economy as you will use additional fuel accelerating back up to operating speed.
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@anky889-UY7tAE • Mar 29, 2011
Driving at normal speed and not applying the brakes or changing gears so frequently...
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@ishan-nohePN • Mar 29, 2011
Driving at a constant speed makes an efficient combustion of fuel. If we apply brakes then we are reducing the gained acceleration. Hence we are making a loss of the fuel burnt. This reduces the mileage.
Also constant braking contributes to the decline of performance of vehicle.
Even if we drive at a higher speed, it has a negative impact on the efficiency of vehicle. -
@ashishgupta652-nzpKVu • Apr 6, 2011
driving at high speed results in full throttle opening as a result more fuel is burnt which reduces mileage.
drving should be done at normal speed without frequently changing gears and applying brakes. -
@mrdon-92OwlG • Apr 6, 2011
In general drive your your vehicle between 40-60 kmph for better mileage.
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@jerrin-EPklba • Apr 12, 2011
Being gentle on the throttle is the best way to get good mileage. Being Gentle actually means-grip the throttle and twist it slowly in a progressive manner than ripping it to a particular position.