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Motorcycle On-Road Driving Parameters Influencing Fuel Consumption and Emissions on Congested Signalized Urban Corridor


Atthapol Seedam

Thaned Satiennam

Vatanavongs Ratanavaraha
This study aims to find the on-road driving parameters influencing fuel consumption and emissions of motorcycle driving on a congested signalized urban corridor. A motorcycle onboard measurement system was developed to measure instantaneously and continuously record on-road driving data, including speed-time profile, emissions, and fuel consumption, by the second. The test motorcycles were driven by 30 sample motorcyclists on a signalized urban corridor in Khon Kaen City, Thailand, to collect their on-road driving behavior during the morning peak period. Cluster analysis was applied to analyze collected driving data and to categorize the drivers by level of fuel consumption and on-road driver behavior. The on-road driving parameter influencing fuel consumption and emissions was then determined. Results revealed that proportion of idle time significantly influenced fuel consumption and emissions of motorcycle driving on a congested signalized urban corridor, though aggressive driving behavior, hard acceleration and deceleration, did not have the same kind of influence.
- Suranaree University of Technology
- Suranaree University of Technology Thailand
- Suranaree University of Technology Thailand
- Khon Kaen University Thailand
- Suranaree University of Technology Thailand
Health, Toxicology and Mutagenesis, FOS: Mechanical engineering, Social Sciences, Estimating Vehicle Fuel Consumption and Emissions, Transportation, Idle, Health Effects of Air Pollution, Automotive engineering, Environmental science, Engineering, Eco-Driving, Sociology, Fuel efficiency, HE1-9990, Vehicle Emissions, Driving Cycles, TA1001-1280, Understanding Attitudes Towards Public Transport and Private Car, Transport engineering, Social science, Fuel Consumption, Computer science, FOS: Sociology, Transportation engineering, Consumption (sociology), Operating system, Automotive Engineering, Physical Sciences, Environmental Science, Transportation and communications
Health, Toxicology and Mutagenesis, FOS: Mechanical engineering, Social Sciences, Estimating Vehicle Fuel Consumption and Emissions, Transportation, Idle, Health Effects of Air Pollution, Automotive engineering, Environmental science, Engineering, Eco-Driving, Sociology, Fuel efficiency, HE1-9990, Vehicle Emissions, Driving Cycles, TA1001-1280, Understanding Attitudes Towards Public Transport and Private Car, Transport engineering, Social science, Fuel Consumption, Computer science, FOS: Sociology, Transportation engineering, Consumption (sociology), Operating system, Automotive Engineering, Physical Sciences, Environmental Science, Transportation and communications
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