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Add fuel efficiency by adding brains to your car

I like the news in this article from Breitbart, but I don't think the way it is presented is ultimately very helpful. First, the news: a study released last week found that vehicles with telematics - communication devices that exchange information with a network about traffic and can help the driver change their driving style to avoid stop-start conditions (something like this) - deliver fuel economy on par with hybrids. Depending on how far ahead the telematics is programmed (60 seconds, 180 seconds), the fuel efficiency of the non-hybrid ... Read more →

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