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Why is coasting (driving in neutral or with the clutch down) a bad idea?

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It reduces your control over the vehicle, especially braking and steering response

Coasting removes engine braking and reduces vehicle control, particularly downhill.

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  1. ✓It reduces your control over the vehicle, especially braking and steering response
  2. ✗It wears out the tyres faster
  3. ✗It uses much more fuel
  4. ✗It damages the horn

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