If you set up Power Take-Off (PTO)/AUX and Idle Time, you can view additional PTO/AUX and Idle Time fields in the Fuel & Energy report.
PTO/AUX and Idle Time enable you to see which vehicles or drivers are idling more or less than others to identify coaching opportunities.
Note
The Aux Input Type must be configured for vehicles for PTO time to be correctly identified.
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Power Take-Off (PTO): Indicates that auxiliary equipment is being powered by the vehicle’s engine. This is used to power equipment like a boom on a utility truck.
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Idle: When the engine is running but the vehicle is not moving.
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Field |
State Definition |
% Calculation |
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Total Engine Hours |
The total amount of time the engine was on. |
Sum of Vehicle Drive Time + PTO/AUX Time + Idle Time |
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Vehicle Drive Time (%) |
Percentage of time the vehicle was on and moving. |
Percentage of Total Engine Hours when the vehicle was on and moving |
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PTO / AUX Time (%) |
Percentage of time the vehicle was on and not moving with PTO or AUX engaged. |
Percentage of Total Engine Hours |
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Idle Time (%) |
Percentage of time the vehicle was on and not moving without PTO or AUX engaged. As before, when a vehicle switches to idle and the idle time exceeds two minutes, idle time is captured and reported. Idle time less than two minutes will count towards Vehicle Drive Time. |
Percentage of Total Engine Hours when the vehicle is idling without PTO or AUX engaged |
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