How to Drive the Most Fuel-Efficiently?

[LandonFitz]

Press the accelerator pedal lightly, avoid sudden acceleration, minimize braking and acceleration, and maintain a steady speed as much as possible within the number of restarts. Do not keep the accelerator pedal in one position for a long time. Maintaining good driving habits can maximize fuel economy. In fact, besides the inherent displacement of the car itself, the driver's poor driving habits are closely related to the car's fuel economy. Poor driving habits not only waste fuel but also cause unnecessary damage to the vehicle. For example, some people like to keep their left foot on the clutch while driving, which not only increases clutch wear but also causes unnecessary power loss. "Coasting in neutral saves fuel" only applies to older carburetor models. Many modern fuel-injected engine models do not benefit from this method at all and may even consume more fuel. When coasting in neutral (especially at high speeds), the lubrication effect of the transmission deteriorates, which is harmful to the transmission. Moreover, from a safety perspective, coasting in neutral causes the vehicle to lose power, making it like a kite with a broken string. Once the engine idles, the car's power steering stops working, which can easily lead to traffic accidents.