ECO PERFORMANCE

 

This report calculates scores per driver based on ECO MONITOR data.

  1. Add drivers to selection

 

  1. Select the columns to display in the report and select the "Profile name"

Available report options:

Total score

 

Fuel consumption

 

Average speed

 

Idling

 

High RPM

 

Over-speeding

 

Coasting

 

Panic braking

 

Duration of retarder

V2

Distance cruise control

V2

Stops / 100 km

V2

Braking / 100 km

V2

Gearing in green zone

V2

Top speed fluctuations

V2

Red RPM

V2

 

  1. Create / Edit / Delete profile

Note: Please note that this functionality is subject to user rights.

 

Select New to create a new profile.

Select Edit / Delete to modify or remove the selected profile.

 

Set the desired parameters for the new profile and click OK to save. The new profile will now be available in the profile list.

Set ECO PERFORMANCE parameters

Set the target value, the sensitivity and the weight for total score for every parameter:

 

  1. Profile name

  2. Score on target: General score to which the driver scores are measured. This target value allows you to evaluate all subscores more quickly.

  3. Target: General target for this specific subscore.

  4. Sensitivity: The extent to which deviations have an impact on the driver's score. Depending on a low or high level of sensitivity, a driver’s performance can be graded mildly or strictly resulting in respectively higher or lower scores.
    A low sensitivity (e.g. 1) means that  a bad result has a lower impact on the total score.
    A high sensitivity (e.g. 0,1) means that a bad result has a higher impact on the total score.

  5. Weight for total score: The impact of this subscore on the overall score. This value cannot be negative. Note: If the weight for the total score is set to 0, the subscore is not taken into account to calculate the total score.

  6. Limit: From which percentage of the subscore the hint is displayed in the detailed report per driver if applicable.

  7. Hint: Possibility to enter hints per subscore, displayed in the detailed report per driver.

 

  1. Select the "Color scale report"

As from TX-CONNECT version 11.17, color scales have been added to the ECO PERFORMANCE report to improve visibility.

Select Color scale report when creating the report:

 

 

 

  1. Finally, press "Show report" to display the report

The report data are color coded according to 10 color scales. By clicking the driver's name on the left, a detailed report will be generated (cf. Detailed report below).

 

General report information

In the TX-ECO PERFORMANCE report, 4 general parameters are displayed, followed by the subscores.

ECO - Distance (km)

Total distance of the selected period.

ECO - Driving time (hh:mm:ss)

Total driving time of the selected period.

Average axle weight (tons)

Average axle weight during the selected period. This parameter provides an indication of the truck load. Heavier loads may affect fuel consumption or other subscores.

Altitude variations

Using the altitude information from the GPS data, this parameter provides an indication of the altitude differences during the selected period. Higher values indicate more altitude variations which may affect fuel consumption or other subscores.

 

TX-ECO PERFORMANCE subscores explained

The TX-ECO PERFORMANCE report provides a score card of the selected driving style indicators for the selected drivers. All subscores use the parameters defined in the selected profile.

Subscores

From the ECO PERFORMANCE example above:

E.g. Score - Idling = 36,71

 

Formula for subscores: Subscore = Score on Target + (Target subscore - Actual value) / Sensitivity)

 

 

Note: For most subscores, the goal is to keep the score as low as possible, but for some parameters, the goal is to have a higher subscore, i.e. "Average speed", "Coasting", "Distance cruise control". In these cases, the above formula is slightly different:

Subscore = Score on Target - (Target subscore - Actual value) / Sensitivity)

Profile parameters of the selected profile (cf. Set profile):

 

  1. Score on target = 50

  2. Target = 6 %

  3. Sensitivity = 1 %

 

Subscore = Score on Target + (Target subscore - Actual value) / Sensitivity)

 

=> Subscore calculation: 50 + (6 - 19.29) / 1 = 36.71

 

Note: The actual value (here: 19.29) used in the calculation is based on the ECO MONITOR data, which can be consulted in the ECO MONITOR report - Driver level - Permanent monitoring. When comparing results, make sure you have selected the same period and the same driver.

In this example, a score of 36.71 is awarded to this driver for the Idling Score. As the overall "Score on target" of 50 was not reached, the score is displayed in orange (= below target). The same color codes are applied to other scores.

Total score

The total score takes into account the "Weight for total score" set in the report profile (cf. Set profile):

 

 

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Detailed report

This report contains a radar chart showing the trend and evolution compared to the fleet average as well as a line chart per driving parameter.

 

 

 

 

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