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* Harsh braking and accelerating can cause high fuel consumption.
  * Catalytic convertor is found on the exhaust system
  * Law require seat belts, windscreen and headlights to be in good conditions
  * When anti-lock brake stays on check breaks immediately
  * Park on the left with parking lights on when parking on a two way road where speed is 40mph
  * Battery should be toped up just above cell plate
  * Unbalance wheel causes steering to vibrate
  * Eco safe driving improves road safety
  * Reducing road speed and planning well ahead improves fuel consumption.
  * Heavy rain –   tyres lift off road surface, tyres skate on water steering becomes light I
  * Hot weather- road surface becomes soft and may melt, effects braking and steering
  * Sunlight can dazzle so give arm signal if necessary
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  * Freezing and icy condition- makes roads very slippery
  * Hard to control the car
  * Clear ice from: lights, mirrors, window and number plate.
  * When driving keep speed down
  * Be prepared to stop to wipe snow off
  * Brake gently slowly
  * Foggy condition- fog reduce visibility
  * When parked at night where the speed is 30mph parking lights should be used
  * Underinflated tyre affects braking and steering
  * Too much oil causes oil leaks
  * Fuel consumption is at highest when you are accelerating
  * Damage to environment is caused when accelerating hard and short journeys
  * Excessive and uneven tyres cause faults in braking system, suspension wheel alight men
  * When parking downhill turns the steering wheel towards kerb and apply hand break
  * The steering wheel will feel light when tyres loose grip on wet road and when vehicle is aquaplaning
  * Drive in low speed and high gear on icy weather.
  * Contraflow and bus lane is in a one-way street.
  * Maximum speed limit on a single carriage way is 60mph
  * Reflective amber lights are on the slip road of the motorway.
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