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    Quote Originally Posted by Bludger View Post
    if you're not accelerating, you're slowing down.

    lol
    Cant you stay at a constant?

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    Quote Originally Posted by EKVTIR-T View Post
    Cant you stay at a constant?
    sure, it is possible.

    if you were headed on an even platform or an ascending gradient, you would need to maintain a degree of throttle to continue constant velocity. That degree of throttle would of course depend on the gradient.

    But

    If your trajectory had changed & your path is now descending, preserving gradual, even pressure on the deceleration pedal OR handbrake lever, will be required to achieve linear velocity.
    Another way to adhere to a constant downward movement is to keep the vehicle in a lower gear, be it the vehicle in question has an automatic/semi-automatic/manual transmission.

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