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* Use your momentum. Trains are heavy, and will keep moving for a long distance even if you cut {{pll|Throttle|throttle}} to save fuel.

Use your momentum. Trains are heavy, and will keep moving for a long distance even if you cut throttle to save fuel.

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	~~Using~~ momentum ~~to coast~~. Trains are heavy, ~~so once one is up to speed the driver can often disengage the throttle~~ and ~~still~~ keep moving for a long distance~~, while saving~~ fuel.		* Use your momentum. Trains are heavy, and will keep moving for a long distance even if you cut {{pll\|Throttle\|throttle}} to save fuel.