Changing driving habits can make a difference in fuel consumption: some tips to save
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Changing driving habits can make a difference in fuel consumption: some tips to save

SIC Notícias6 September 2026 at 20:26

Changing driving habits can contribute significantly to reducing fuel consumption. Choosing an appropriate route during a trip is one of the ways to save fuel, avoiding paths with heavier traffic or obstacles that lead to frequent stops and starts.

In addition to choosing the route, the way the driver accelerates and brakes also directly affects consumption. Accelerating and braking smoothly allows for more efficient driving, while sudden accelerations and harsh braking increase fuel expenditure.

The article mentions that there are other behaviors drivers can adopt to save fuel, although it does not specify them in detail. This information comes in a context of continuous increases in fuel prices, which makes the adoption of more economical driving practices particularly relevant.

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