Practice question

On a downhill approach to traffic, a driver selects neutral to save fuel. Why is this the wrong choice?

Coasting reduces control and removes engine braking when the driver may need precise speed control
Neutral always increases braking power
Coasting is required by the tachograph
The vehicle will automatically stop if a hazard appears

Answer: A — Coasting reduces control and removes engine braking when the driver may need precise speed control

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