In eco-driving, may you skip gears when changing down?
- A)Yes, for example from fifth to third if circumstances allow
- B)No, never
- C)Only in automatic vehicles
Show the correct answer
A) Yes, for example from fifth to third if circumstances allow
Skipping gears is correct and saves fuel and gear changes, as long as the chosen gear suits the speed.
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