Does Carco have any fuel-saving programs?
Seiter: “In our view, the driver is the key to fuel economy. And, because our trucks are governed at 68 mph, we’re less affected by increased speed limits that can produce excessive wear from added heat.” McQueen: “We’re also testing trucks that can run faster. Fuel incentive software allows drivers to reprogram the governor to increase miles per hour, based on fuel economy. “Less idling and smarter driving allow the driver to obtain a slightly higher MPH – one mile per hour for every tenth of a mile per gallon of fuel saved. “Our drivers like the ability to control their own top speeds, and Carco likes better fuel economy and less idling. Early test returns indicate it benefits both drivers and the company. “In addition, the Optimized Idle on the Detroit Diesel Series 60® engines in our new trucks retains a preset sleeper temperature – like the thermostat in your house. At night, it gradually reduces RPMs, finally shutting off. If temperature shifts too far from the preset, the engine
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