Usualy this is caused by condesation forming in the exhaust system.When the car is driven for a long period and or at highway speeds the exhaust system heats up. Then when it is shut down moisture from the ambient air condenses/collects inside the exhaust,then when you drive the car again the moisture exits the exhaust as steam or even as water dripping from the end of the tailpipe.This is mutch easier to see on a cold day. B
Many times when calculating miles per gallon, automotive companies will list both city mpg and highway mpg. City driving includes less miles, but more stopping and starting, and idling in traffic.
Cars are rated as to how efficient they are. The government gives them two ratings; Highway mileage and City mileage. City mileage is determined by driving the car at slower speeds and stopping and starting many times. This consumes a lot of fuel during the times the car is not moving or having to accelerate. Highway mileage is determined my driving the car long distances at highway speeds, usually 55 mph or more.
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Highway hypnosis
They "reset" while driving at highway speeds.They "reset" while driving at highway speeds.
No. Stopping on the highway is dangerous. Rest stops will allow a short rest when tired.
Highway driving tends to be consistently moving forward, whereas city driving is a lot more stop-and-go. Higher speeds are reached on the highway. Highway driving tends to be straight line and long curves, whereas city driving has a lot more turns.
Hi; 2 hours is quit a long time if your driving on the highway, It could lead t0 other damage to the transfer case. If in town driving and you are starting and stopping a lot, It may not seem as bad but remember to take out of gear before stopping at night so it don't freeze in gear. Use it when needed, and it will lead to fewer problems in the long run
Drowsy driving
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It is driving exclusively on the highway at a set speed with no stop and go traffic.
when you are driving down a highway the grassy or concrete part is the median.