The objective of the study was to update the heavy-duty truck (HDT) population, activity (e.g., vehicle miles traveled (VMT), numbers of starts and strips, strip duration, etc.), and usage patterns type of service/business (e.g., delivery, construction, etc.), area of operation (i.e., local, short-haul, long-haul) for HDT's registered and/or operated in California. The population and activity estimates were done on a weight-class-specific basis light-heavy-duty, medium-heavy-duty and heavy-heavy-duty. Population, activity and usage estimates were based primarily on Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) registration data and Truck Inventory and Usage Survey (TIUS) data. In addition to the analysis of existing data (i.e., DMV and TIUS), 42 HDTs were fitted with on-board dataloggers that recorded numbers of trips ad starts, daily VMT and travel by time-of-day.
Heavy-Duty Truck Population, Activity and Usage Patterns
1998
124 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Air Pollution & Control , Road Transportation , Transportation , Environment , Heavy duty vehicles , Truck usage , Fleets , Travel patterns , Trucks , Vehicle usage , Mobile pollutant sources , Air pollution sources , Vehicle mileage , Trip frequencies , Trip length , Trip purpose , Surveys , Data acquisition , Data analysis , Vehicle air pollution
Heavy-Duty Truck Activity Data. Final Report
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