Application scenarios:

When fuel trucks travel on inter provincial or intercity highways, they usually need to maintain an economical cruising speed (70-90km/h) to reduce fuel consumption. Traditional driving methods are prone to additional fuel consumption due to speed fluctuations (sudden acceleration/deceleration increases fuel consumption by 5-10%).

Cruise optimization: cruise control: maintain a constant speed while driving, optimize engine fuel efficiency. ACC (Adaptive Cruise Control): Automatically adjusts the following distance in traffic to reduce driver fatigue.

Fixed route delivery (oil depot → gas station)

When the fuel truck travels on a fixed delivery route (such as oil depot → gas station), the cruise control system can optimize speed control by combining route memory.

Cruise optimization: predictive cruise (PCC): based on GPS and terrain data, adjust the vehicle speed in advance (such as accelerating before going uphill).

Night/low traffic transportation: Some fuel trucks choose night transportation to reduce congestion, and cruise control systems can improve driving safety.

Cruise optimization: Intelligent headlight linkage: Automatically adjust high beam in cruise mode to avoid glare from oncoming vehicles.