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Energy-efficient Driving2-04DB.pdf15 pages | 914 Kb Published: November 19, 2007 Source: International Transport Forum, Workshop on Ecodriving, Paris, 22nd November 2007 Slide 1: Climate impacts and energy costs were the driving forces for setting up a process focussing on energy-efficient driving.
Slide 2: Energy-efficient driving involves large numbers. Slide 3: Safety and punctuality retain their priority even when energy-efficient driving patterns are used. Slide 4: We aim at a sustained change in the driving patterns of our 12,000 drivers in the Passenger Transport Division Slide 5: Qualification on energy-efficient driving starts with theoretical seminar and is practised on the job and on the simulator Slide 6: To achieve sustainable knowledge, a variety of media is used to inform train drivers on energy-efficient driving Slide 7: Challenging the train drivers on the simulator by competition Slide 8: ESF EBuLa calculates a recommendation to switch off traction current so that trains still arrive at their destination on time Slide 9: Train drivers with very high or low energy consumption are identified for monthly feedback talks on their individual driving patterns 6DF7CAD4-13D3-549E-B3981BCC5931FB37
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