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Fleet idling time rose by 50% in the last 7 days.
Average idling time rose from 20 minutes in the last 30 days to 30 minutes in the last 7 days.
VW Transporter-2
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Vehicle CA_33 increased idling time in the last 7 days.
Analyses period
Last 7 days vs last 30 days
Insight generated on
August 23, 2025
Analyses
From August 15–21, vehicle CA_33 had an average idling time of 25 minutes per hour of engine-on time. This is a 32% increase from the previous 30 days. The vehicle’s idling is now higher than the Fleet average of 18 minutes.
Looking at the daily data:
- August 19: The vehicle idled for 31 minutes per hour of engine-on time;
- August 20: Idling dropped to 22 minutes per hour of engine-on time;
- August 21: Idling settled at 24 minutes per hour of engine-on time;
The vehicle’s total engine-on time was low, ranging from 2 hours to 6 hours per day. Despite this, its total idling time was elevated, peaking at 2 hours and 30 minutes on August 19.
This pattern differs from the Fleet, which kept a steady 18 minutes of idling per hour of engine-on time. The Fleet also saw a 25% drop in idling time compared to the previous 30 days, while this vehicle’s idling time showed a notable increase.
Idling
Individual vehicle(s) and Entire Fleet | Data grouped per day
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Vehicle CA_33 keeps high idling time in the last 30 days.
Analyses period
Last 30 days vs last 90 days
Insight generated on
September 22, 2025
Analyses
From August 22 to September 21, vehicle CA_33 had a high average idling time of 40 minutes per hour of engine-on time. This is a 110% increase from its 90-day baseline. The vehicle’s idling is now more than double the Fleet average of 18 minutes.
Looking at the weekly data:
- Week 1: The vehicle averaged 35 minutes of idling per hour;
- Week 2: The average increased to 45 minutes of idling per hour;
- Week 3: The average remained high at 42 minutes of idling per hour;
- Week 4: The average held at 40 minutes of idling per hour.
The vehicle’s total engine-on time was consistently low, yet its total idling time was high, peaking at 4 hours and 15 minutes in a single day during the second week.
This pattern differs greatly from the Fleet, which kept a steady 18 minutes of idling per hour of engine-on time. The Fleet also saw a 25% drop in idling time compared to the previous 90 days, while this vehicle’s idling time more than doubled.
Idling
Individual vehicle(s) and Entire Fleet | Data grouped per day
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Vehicle Q121_376 increased speeding events to 12 per hour in the last 7 days.
Vehicle average speeding events increased from 8 per hour in the last 30 days to 12 per hour, above the fleet average.
Speeding events
Individual vehicle(s) and Entire Fleet | Data grouped per day