“…On the other hand, Beloufa et al [2], during the research on the simulator, took into consideration 6 eco-driving rules, including: changing gear before 2500 RPM, driving in the highest possible gear, maintaining a constant speed, traffi c anticipation, established deceleration principle,and switching off the engine in situations where it is expected for vehicle to idle more than 30 seconds. Sanguinetti et al [16] observe six classes of eco-driving rules: vehicle handling, cabin comfort, travel planning, cargo handling, fuel supplying, and vehicle maintenance. For the purposes of this paper, only the fi rst class, i.e.…”