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Do You know your R.O.I.?You soon will,and so will everyone at your barn,they'll be posted at every terminal,Don't know what R.O.I.means? Here's how it was explained to me.When your terminal goes active with BLU units,the tractors performance will be entered into the computer system.and the data will be available to the driver,maintenance,safety,dispatch,and management.
R;RPM's is the driver using fuel saving procedures?progressive shifting,not exeeding 1400 rpms between shifts,or accelerating too hard..
O:Overspeeds,driving faster than posted speed limit,the speed limit is on record for most locations,exceeding the speed the tractor is set at thats recorded also,if the tractor is set for 65mph and the tractors being driven at 70mph the tractors going back to the shop(did'nt ask if the driver would be written up,but would'nt bet against it)If overspeed is short duration the location could be looked up to see if the unit was going downhill.
I:Idle,excessive idling.
Scores will be posted every week,some people will find this intrusive,but looks like this could be a valuable tool for getting best performance from the equipment.
R;RPM's is the driver using fuel saving procedures?progressive shifting,not exeeding 1400 rpms between shifts,or accelerating too hard..
O:Overspeeds,driving faster than posted speed limit,the speed limit is on record for most locations,exceeding the speed the tractor is set at thats recorded also,if the tractor is set for 65mph and the tractors being driven at 70mph the tractors going back to the shop(did'nt ask if the driver would be written up,but would'nt bet against it)If overspeed is short duration the location could be looked up to see if the unit was going downhill.
I:Idle,excessive idling.
Scores will be posted every week,some people will find this intrusive,but looks like this could be a valuable tool for getting best performance from the equipment.