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Vol. 4  No. 7 (2018) · Articles

Vehicle Operation Cost Analysis for Mixed Traffic Flow – A Case study at Yelahanka Region

Mr.Sreenatha. M
Assistant Professor, School of Civil Engg, REVA University, Bangalore , IN

Mr.Suresh. B
Assistant Professor, School of Civil Engg, REVA University, Bangalore , IN

Mr. Prashanth. N
Assistant Professor, School of Civil Engg, REVA University, Bangalore , IN

Mr.K.C Vinaya Kumar
Assistant Professor, School of Civil Engg, REVA University, Bangalore , IN

📅 Published: July 2018

Keywords: ET - Excluding Tax; FC - Fuel Cost; HCV- Heavy Commercial Vehicles; IT - Including Tax; LCV - Light Commercial Vehicles; LC - Labour Cost; LOS - Level of Service; MAV - Multi Axle Commercial Vehicles; NTC - New Technology Cars; OTC - Old Technology Cars; PCU - Passenger Car Unit; SPC - Spare Parts Cost; VOC - Vehicle Operation Cost;

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Abstract

Vehicle operation cost analysis is used to find the solution for excess fuel consumption, grease, lubricating oil, wear & tear and also maintenance cost due to speed, roughness, rise & fall of road and existing traffic volume with high rate of capacity flow at study area and also predicting some other reasons for high/low VOC for all vehicles. Using studies like roughness, rise & fall, traffic volume count, speed & capacity studies find vehicle operation cost for all vehicles and give probable solutions for higher VOC vehicles, increased service charge & maintenance cost for each vehicle and it also helps in finding total road user cost.

How to Cite

Mr.Sreenatha. M, Mr.Suresh. B, Mr. Prashanth. N, Mr.K.C Vinaya Kumar, “Vehicle Operation Cost Analysis for Mixed Traffic Flow – A Case study at Yelahanka Region,” International Journal of Technical Innovation in Modern Engineering & Science, vol. 4, no. 7, pp. 770-775, July 2018.

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