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1 Welcome to QISC Eco Defensive Driving Tel:

2 WHAT IS DEFENSIVE DRIVING? To reduce your likelihood of a crash or incident Operating a vehicle comes at A COST- Anticipation and Awareness Control Observation Space Time.

3 THE TRUE COST OF DRIVING Incidents Environmental impact Fuel bills Maintenance charges Vehicle down time

4 ECO DEFENSIVE DRIVING Why now? Cost reduction is a natural reaction to the global economic crisis Achieving Safety whilst having a recordable record for sustainability objectives Is it achievable in Qatar? Yes. By setting challenges during training and recording future fuel and maintenance costs Yes. Eco driving is a style of driving that is achieved by adopting basic Defensive Driving techniques so is a natural by product of training if targeted correctly

Fuel saving Less wear and tear on moving

tyres and brakepads All Reduced down time

road damage Safety Reduced likelihood of an

5 ECOLOGICAL DRIVING Is it Economical, Ecological or Safety driving Economical Fuel saving Less wear and tear on moving mechanical parts Cheaper service costs for tyres and brakepads All Reduced down time Ecological Reduced carbon emissions Less road damage Safety Reduced likelihood of an incident All the elements of Defensive Driving programmes

Correct tyre pressures to vehicle and load can save 3 to 5% Correct oils for Qatar temperatures improved

6 THE DIFFERENCE IT MAKES Average saving after following the basic techniques for ECO driving is around 8 to 15% A truck driver reducing their speed by 10 km/hr will produce a 22% reduction in fuel costs Circumstances Correct tyre pressures to vehicle and load can save 3 to 5% Correct oils for Qatar temperatures improved Environment fuel consumption by up to 3% Vehicle. Engine tuning improved fuel consumption by 4% Air filters by 10%

service record maintained Maintaining a vehicle is cheaper than repairing Poorly maintained

7 PRODUCING A SUSTAINABLE FLEET The fleet Good Journey Management plan Is the journey necessary Can the journey be shared How does route and timing effect sustainability Good service record maintained Maintaining a vehicle is cheaper than repairing Poorly maintained vehicle increase by 50% Driver monitoring Driver training IVMS Maintenance records reviewed per vehicle

8 THE BASICS Lose weight, what do you not need to carry for the journey Position the load Do you need a full tank Land cruiser ½ twice saves 2% Remove roof racks when not in use Drag produces up to 10% reduction in fuel efficiency

9 THE BASICS Look well ahead and anticipate changes in the driving environment Drive smoothly, accelerate/decelerate gently Maintain a safe space When increasing speed, change gear early instead of using engine revs to make progress Keep rpm between 2,000 to 3,000 When decreasing speed use the brakes to slow and then select appropriate gear skip gears Rpm can drop to 1,500 without labouring Harsh braking and acceleration can increase fuel costs by 40%

10 THE BASICS Reduce the air conditioning airflow On full 20% increase on fuel consumption. On half 10% Above 50km/hr open sun roofs or windows produces drag Per window open costs 1 km/ltr Stay safe, stay legal. Consider cruise control whilst travelling on dual carriageways Driving at 115 kph instead of 125 kph can reduce fuel consumption by 25% Stay within a speed range Reverse park - Besides being safer reduces wear on vehicle as engine still hot

11 Take the lane of least resistance Red traffic light timing Why speed up to slow down? Green light are they about to change Speed humps smooth on approach

12 DELEGATES MUST WANT TO PARTICIPATE Convincing drivers Going with the flow Publish records, make it a point of pride Lack of concentration Drivers to be set challenges and to understand why Being late Distractions

13 COMBATING SPEED Challenge is Slow down early on approach to hazard, arrive at natural gaps in the traffic When roads are quiet Changes in road situations Environment Result Don t stop, smoother deceleration and acceleration levels Distractions Records Less fuel and general wear on the vehicle

14 ECO SITE DRIVING Environment Road damage Vehicle damage Driver health Speed restrictions

15 ON SITE -UNDERSTANDING IS ESSENTIAL Stone/Dust cloud produced at speed

16 ROAD SURFACE Damage to road surface main reason speed

17 ON SITE -UNDERSTANDING IS ESSENTIAL Damage to vehicle

18 DRIVERS HEALTH Whole body vibration syndrome

19 REDUCING SPEED ON SITE Pedestrian impact rates ABS Other Safety features Vehicle performance Vehicle 6m Vehicle Control Overestimating. At 30 still travelling 15 kph At 40 still travelling 40 kph At 50 still travelling 50 kph

20 ON SITE -UNDERSTANDING IS ESSENTIAL 11m At 40 still travelling 22 kph At 50 still travelling 35 kph

21 ON SITE -UNDERSTANDING IS ESSENTIAL 24m 11m

22 PEDESTRIAN FATALITY Hit at 20 kph it is unlikely to cause a fatality Hit at 30 kph 5% of pedestrians will die Hit at 40 kph 25% of pedestrians will die Hit at 50 kph 55% of pedestrians will die

23 ON SITE -UNDERSTANDING IS ESSENTIAL Hit at 30 kph 5% of pedestrians will die Hit at 60 kph 85% of pedestrians will die

24 ECO DEFENSIVE DRIVING Eco driving as part of your companies Sustainability programme Record fuel and maintenance costs Good journey management Driver training Awareness campaign Monitor and award

Benefits of Eco-Driving. Jesse Baltutis Consultant, Transport Unit

Benefits of Eco-Driving. Jesse Baltutis Consultant, Transport Unit 1 Benefits of Eco-Driving Jesse Baltutis Consultant, Transport Unit Eco Driving The eco in eco driving refers to a driving style, which takes into consideration ecological and economical benefits, that