Through a practical case study, this chapter shows that CPs can be associated with traffic conditions (external factors), SAPDs with driving styles (human factors), and VSP with fuel consumption (technological factors). Furthermore, we show how the use of dimensionless numbers to describe driving patterns enables the development of fuel consumption reduction strategies tailored to specific regions and situations.

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Comparing Driving Patterns

  • José I. Huertas,
  • Rogelio Escamilla Serrano

摘要

Through a practical case study, this chapter shows that CPs can be associated with traffic conditions (external factors), SAPDs with driving styles (human factors), and VSP with fuel consumption (technological factors). Furthermore, we show how the use of dimensionless numbers to describe driving patterns enables the development of fuel consumption reduction strategies tailored to specific regions and situations.