In a modern car fitted with electronic fuel injection, coasting in neutral or holding the clutch pedal fully depressed while decelerating consumes less fuel than remaining in gear with the accelerator fully released.
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The statement is false. Modern vehicles equipped with electronic fuel injection employ overrun fuel cut-off systems that halt fuel delivery whenever the vehicle is decelerating in gear with the accelerator released. By contrast, coasting in neutral or keeping the clutch disengaged forces the engine to burn fuel to maintain idle speed. Additionally, Highway Code Rule 122 emphasizes that coasting severely diminishes vehicle control by eliminating engine braking and reducing steering precision.
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Impact of coasting on fuel injection cutoff, engine braking, and vehicle control
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