Ways to cut your idle...?
I've had those 'breezeway' inserts for the front windows for a few months. The past couple months, i was at 12% idle for the months of April and May. And had a few weeks before that where my idle was 2-6%. As long as i can catch a breeze with my sleeper vents, and as long as the temp isnt 85* or higher with high humidity, i can get a good nights sleep. However, the past week, i've been running in the Atlanta area, then was sent over to Alabama. I just got a message over my QC saying i was one of the highest idlers for the past week. Now i've got a Coleman 10" battery powered fan, and a 6" clip on plug in desk fan, which helps, but if its 90* outside, all that does is circulate 90* air. Cant really get a good nights rest when you're hot and have a little sweat going. Not to mention it is unsafe to have a tired driver on the road, yeah?
So what can a driver do to help lower their idle? (aside from taking a sleeping bag inside and unrolling it in the middle of the game room floor)
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