Cut engine idling
Engines left running during deliveries and unloading were burning fuel for no return.
Fuel Saving Case Study · Saudi Arabia
How a leading beverage distributor in Riyadh cut fuel use on 20 Isuzu trucks in a six week live trial: 35% saved with Auto Engine Cut-Off and 17% with Speed Limiters, as reported by the client's own fleet team.
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The client's distribution trucks spend the day between delivery stops and city roads. Engines left idling during unloading and uncontrolled speeds between drops were both driving avoidable fuel consumption.
Any solution also had to fit how the fleet works: installed around a live delivery schedule, and fitted directly by the technology provider.
Engines left running during deliveries and unloading were burning fuel for no return.
Capped speeds to support fuel efficiency, road safety and fleet discipline.
Every installation had to fit around the active distribution schedule.
The client wanted Resolute Dynamics technicians on site, not remote fitment training.
Switch between the two technologies to see what each one controls and what it delivered in the trial.
Caps the maximum speed of every truck, supporting fleet discipline, road safety and fuel efficiency on every route.
Following the client's fleet review after six weeks of normal operation.
Targets engines left running unnecessarily during deliveries and unloading, so trucks stop burning fuel while standing still.
Following the client's fleet review after six weeks of normal operation.
The client split 20 Isuzu trucks into two groups of ten. Both groups ran their usual delivery routes from the same Riyadh yard, so each technology was judged on its own merits.
Tap any step to see what happened. The engagement began with an online meeting on 14 May 2026.
Our senior technical team travelled to Saudi Arabia and completed every installation at the client's distribution yard, starting in the afternoon and releasing each truck only when the delivery schedule allowed.
The client's Transport Supervisor coordinated operations, while their Lead Mechanic lined up vehicles and shared practical insight on each truck's condition, which made every fitment faster to plan.
After approximately six weeks of normal operation, the analysis was led by the client's National Fleet Manager. Here is fuel use per group, with the start of the trial set at a full tank of 100.
Running each technology on its own ten vehicle group, in the same operating environment, let each result stand independently.
Fitted on active trucks around live schedules.
Direct onsite fitment by the technology provider.
Each technology judged on its own ten trucks.
Six weeks of normal operation, not a demo.
Fuel savings reported by the client's own review.
Adaptive Speed Limiters across 1,200+ taxis and limousines, with 95%+ speed limit compliance.
Read the case studySpeed Limiter and Auto Engine Cut-Off on 20 Isuzu trucks, with 17% and 35% reported fuel savings.
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Fuel savings are as reported by the client's fleet team following approximately six weeks of normal distribution operation. Results for other fleets will vary with vehicle type, routes and operating conditions. Client name withheld for confidentiality.