- A Because the engine switches off automatically
- ✓ Because the vehicle can lose stability and forces excessive braking
- C Because it dangerously increases power
- D Because it disables the ABS system
Why this is the correct answer
Going downhill in neutral is a false saving measure: the vehicle can lose stability and forces you to brake excessively, as well as losing engine braking.
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