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Driving Time Analysis for Effective Time Management

This study analyzes daily driving time for commuting, errands, and leisure to optimize time management. Findings indicate commuting on Tuesdays and Thursdays consumes the most time. Strategies suggested for efficient planning.

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Driving Time Analysis for Effective Time Management

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  1. Time on the Road Eduardo Acevedo IME 301 Winter 2010

  2. Overview • Problem • Determine how much time is spent driving on average per day • Categories: Commuting, Errand, Leisure • Prediction • Tuesday and Thursday are the days with the most time spent on driving • Goal • Decide how much time I spent driving.

  3. Strategy • Method • Ignition On/Off • Parameters • Time Frame-7 days a week for 6 weeks • Categorized data: Commuting, Errands, and Leisure • Statistical Methods • Bar Graphs • Box Plots • Histograms

  4. Average time spent driving: Commuting: 97.82 minutes/day Leisure: 26.63 minutes/day Errands: 19.36 minutes/day

  5. Average time spent commuting: 97.82 minutes per day

  6. Conclusion • Results • Commuting on Tuesday and Thursday is the most time consuming • Driving for leisure and errands has a minor impact to the total amount driven. • Solution for Next Quarter • Leave home early or leave school later

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