Common Driving Myths That Too Many Drivers Still Believe

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Common Driving Myths That Too Many Drivers Still Believe

Big Cars Are Always Safer

Changing Oil Every Three Thousand Miles

Coasting in Neutral Minimises Consumption

Dipped Headlights Are Useless in Fog

EVs Are Highly Prone to Catching Fire

Lane Hogging Instantly Eases Congestion

Only Front Tyres Handle Steering Safety

Overdrive Saves Fuel in Every Scenario

Roll Bars Guarantee Safety in Rollovers

Using Premium Fuel Always Boosts Performance

Warming Up the Engine Is Mandatory

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It’s easy to pick up driving advice from family, friends, or social media and never question it again. Though with the development of cars and changes in the way roads are directed, some long-held beliefs may not be as reliable as they once seemed. From fuel-saving habits to everyday driving techniques, a closer look at these common myths could help make every journey a little smoother, safer and more informed.
 

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