Vehicle technologies to reduce teen’s unsafe behaviors:
This project will explore one promising approach to reduce novice teen driver crashes: using advanced in-vehicle technologies to monitor novice teen driver’s behavior. Such technologies can be integrated into a device to monitor and reduce unsafe behaviors through several interface approaches, including: - Vehicle Adaptations—Automatically prohibiting behaviors detected, e.g., safety belt interlocks;
- In-Vehicle Feedback—Providing drivers with real time information, e.g., speeding in curves;
- Reporting—Recording behaviors to transmit them at a later time to parents, insurance companies, driver educators, etc.
The goal is to provide a knowledge base about teen driver behaviors and support for the development of recommendations for the capabilities, operational concepts, and interfaces that would lead to effective, acceptable, and widely deployed technologies. Related Reports: |
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