> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.jitra.app/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Reviewing Fuel & Emission by Vehicle

> Review distance, fuel usage, economy, CO2, intensity, idle time, and idle fuel for each Object.

Vehicles shows calculated Fuel & Emission values for each assigned Object in the selected Profile and period.

## Loading Vehicle Results

1. Open Analytics > Fuel & Emission > Vehicles.
2. Select a Profile.
3. Select the date range.

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## Reading Summary Metrics

* Total Fuel Used
* Total Distance
* Fleet Fuel Economy
* Total CO2
* CO2 Intensity
* Idle Fuel

## Reading the Table

Each Object row shows Distance, Fuel Used, Fuel Economy, CO2, CO2 Intensity, Idle Time, and Idle Fuel.

## Sorting and Paging

Click a column heading to compare Objects by the selected metric. Use Items per page and page controls for larger fleets.

## Investigating Differences

A high absolute fuel value may reflect longer distance, while high CO2 Intensity may indicate low economy or excessive idle time. Compare the row with History and the Profile settings.

## Using Calculated Data

Treat the table as an operational estimate. Record the Profile and period when using values in an external analysis so the assumptions remain traceable.