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Yes it does get people home faster if only because there is no latency on speeding up after breaking.
by crististm 13y ago
Yes it does get people home faster if only because there is no latency on speeding up after breaking.
- Cthulhu_ 13y agoThis. Smooth driving will make for a higher average / continuous speed, not to mention it'll cause less wear (brakes, clutch) and lower fuel consumption (accellerating costs fuel, braking is a waste of motion energy)