Question 828 of 276 · Alberta Class 4 Knowledge Test
Generally, how much more fuel do you use for every 10 km/h you drive above 90 km/h?
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Correct answer to question 828
- D: 10 per cent
Explanation
Generally, for every 10 km/h over 90 km/h you use 10 per cent more fuel. Keeping your speed more constant improves fuel efficiency.
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