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pet peeve: why do truck and bus drivers neverr switch off their engines when they have to wait for a while??? -- nm
Posted by
marcel (aka marcel)
Mar 11 '09, 14:17
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I'm not talking a minute, they do it easily for 10 minutes and more -- nm
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marcel
Mar 11, 14:27
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and i asked several of them, none could give me a reason why it was necessary. they all switched off. -- nm
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marcel
Mar 11, 14:28
It probably turns off their heat/everything else they may have on in their cab. Agreed, it's annyong -- nm
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con_carne
Mar 11, 14:21
more efficient. -- nm
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tRuMaN
Mar 11, 14:19
Diesel engines take more energy to get started, so it's more efficient to leave them idle, perhaps? -- nm
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znufrii
Mar 11, 14:19
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and in the case of very cold weather, you're not going to get them restarted. -- nm
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Reagen
Mar 11, 14:20
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