Article

Received 10.07.2024

Revised 11.11.2024

Accepted 14.12.2024

Retrieved from Iss. 116, P. 2, 2024

Pages 209 -215

Dmytrychenko, A., & Artemchuk, Yu. (2024). SYSTEMIC ECODRIVING APPROACHES TO REDUCE EMISSIONS IN URBAN CONDITIONS. Automobile Roads and Road Construction, (116.2), 209-215. https://doi.org/10.33744/0365-8171-2024-116.2-209-115

SYSTEMIC ECODRIVING APPROACHES TO REDUCE EMISSIONS IN URBAN CONDITIONS

Andrii Dmytrychenko Yuliia Artemchuk

The study examines some of the programs and measures that can help reduce emissions of toxic substances from motor vehicles in cities by reducing fuel consumption. In particular, professional and careful driving helps reduce fuel consumption and wear and tear on equipment, and also ensures the safety of passenger and cargo transportation in urban conditions. It was determined that such a systematic approach in world practice is called "Ecodriving", or ecological driving, the use of which contributes to the sustainable development of settlements. The main impacts of Ecodriving on the external environment are considered and analyzed. Prospects for further research are presented, which consist in developing a methodology for applying Ecodriving in cities and creating a structured strategy of educational initiatives for enterprises and educational institutions in the transport industry

Ecodriving, reducing fuel consumption, reducing emissions, transport safety, ecology
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