M. M., Rohani and B. D., Daniel and M.Y., Aman and J., Prasetijo and R., Buhari and N. N., Mohd Nawi and N. S. A., Sukor and S. A., Hasan
(2017)
Comparison of Bus Driving Control Based on Working Shift Hour and Impact on Bus Fuel Consumption.
MATEC Web of Conferences, 103 (08015).
pp. 1-11.
ISSN 2261-236X
Abstract
This study is aimed to investigate and compare how the work
schedule of bus drivers in urban areas can have impact on bus drivers'
control on speed and acceleration. This study also assesses the influence of
bus driving behavior on fuel consumption. The work schedule assessed in
this research is morning shift (6.00 am to 3.00 pm), afternoon shift (3.00
pm to midnight) and direct shift (6.00 am to midnight). The result from this
study indicated that for all driving shifts, drivers spent more than 70% of
their driving time for accelerating and braking. Drivers were also
significantly driving faster and applying sharper acceleration when
accelerating and braking during morning shift. The variation of bus driving
behavior between different working shift hours were found to influence
bus fuel consumption significantly.
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