英文摘要 |
Million liters of fuel had been consumed by the bus corporations annually when the expenses usually cost not economically, but also environmentally. Thus, reducing the fuel consumption turns out to be a critical issue for bus companies Facing ethical challenge, encouraging bus drivers with monetary, rewards is not only a practical incentive but also an encouragement of eco-driers. The research aims to explore the effect of incentive factors, such as “reward system”that correlate with the eco-driving behavior. The comparative data of fuel-efficiency had been collected before and after the implementation of “reward system”. Furthermore, this study adopts the theory of planned behavior and personality to construct the multi-group structural equation model. As a result, the average fuel consumption per kilometer before and after the “reward system” reveals approximately 7.58% reduction in fuel consumption. However, the changes in intention has insignificant positive effects on raising efficiencies in terms of fuel consumption. The implementation of fuel efficiency incentive, drivers with “Internal-Locus-Control Personality” had significant fuel-saving responses, compare with those drivers with “External-Locus-Control Personality”. |