Abstract
Available means of rationing fuel consumption do not provide implementation of planning and accounting for most of its consumption patterns of modern vehicles border guard units. Complex influence of a large number of significant factors of conditions of transport at the border units indicates the inadvisability of search for versatile means to predict fuel consumption. There is a more rational development and analytical study for temporary fuel consumption rates for specific models in a specific unit.
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