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Evaluating the Safety Implications & Research Potential of “Green Box” for Young Drivers

Evaluating the Safety Implications & Research Potential of “Green Box” for Young Drivers Driving Assessment, June 2005 Dr. Tsippy Lotan, Or Yarok, Israel Dr. Tomer Toledo, Technion, Israel. OR YAROK = Green Light. 4 major projects: Enforcement through volunteers

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Evaluating the Safety Implications & Research Potential of “Green Box” for Young Drivers

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  1. Evaluating the Safety Implications & Research Potential of “Green Box” for Young Drivers Driving Assessment, June 2005 Dr. Tsippy Lotan, Or Yarok, Israel Dr. Tomer Toledo, Technion, Israel

  2. OR YAROK = Green Light • 4 major projects: • Enforcement through volunteers • Young Drivers(Green Light for Life) • Public Motivation • The Ran Naor Research Foundation

  3. How do we get a driver’s license in Israel? Age 16.5 ---- • Theoretical test • At least 28 driving lessons by professional instructors • Driving test • At the age of 17 a driver license can be obtained • Followed by a 3 months phase of accompanied driving

  4. The Problem… Rate of involvement in car crashes by age Numbers per 10,000 driver (2003) Rate of severe accidents Rate of fatal accidents Green Light for Life Up to 18 Total

  5. FREE Green Light for Life

  6. questionnaires focus groups surveys feedback forms Accompanying research What people choose to say ---

  7. What people do -- • monitor drivers’ behavior • establish the relation between drivers’ driving profile and safety • establish change in drivers’ behavior

  8. How does it work? All trips are monitored Personal Driving Profile • Braking • Accelerating • Break into turn • Accelerate into turn • Turn while accelerating • Turn while braking • Turning • Accelerate while in turn • Break while in turn

  9. Information Specific to Driver Behavior

  10. Cautious, Moderate, and Aggressive Drivers as Seen on the Internet Profile:cautious Average of 0-20 maneuvers in 10 driving hours Profile:moderate Average 20-50 maneuvers in 10 driving hours Profile:aggressive Average 50+ maneuvers in 10 driving hours 10

  11. Morning rush: Recurring Trends Same car, different driver…

  12. … that’s what happens when you’re asleep

  13. Validation Fleet Distribution

  14. Drivers’ classification & Safety

  15. Drivers’ classification & Safety – cont.

  16. Blind profiling Behavior change Meeting announcement meeting

  17. Preliminary results Event Distribution by Time of Day

  18. Results – cont. Event correlation between parents and their young drivers Based on 2488 trips, 4 pairs (parents & young drivers)

  19. Sample Size • N= 120 families • N=20 (pilot) Controlled parameters • Participation in the project • Feedback type Length of Experiment 8 months Participation parties • Or Yarok www.oryarok.org.il • DriveDiagnostics (manufacturer) www.drivediagnostics.com Future Research – Experiment Design

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