Paul Green
University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute
Introduction
What Kinds of Telematics Products Are Likely in the Near Term?
Chapter Organization
What is the Driving Context in Which Users Perform Tasks?
What Kinds of Crashes Are Associated With Telematics?
The Scope of the Cell Phone Problem
What Kind of Trips Do People Make and Why?
Who Are the Users?
What Kinds of Vehicles Do People Drive (“The Platform Question")?
What Measures of Safety and Usability Are of Interest? the Empirical Measurement Issue
How Are Telematics Evaluated?
What Design Documents Exist for Telematics?
What Types of Documents Are There?
Non-ISO Documents
ISO Documents
SAE J2364 (The 15-Second Rule)
What Tools and Estimation Procedures Exist to Aid Telematics Design?
SAE J2365 Calculations
IVIS Estimates
Closing Thoughts
References
Figure 44.1: Distribution of driver age groups. Developed from U. S. Department of Transportation data (http://www.fhwa.dot.gov/ohim/hs99/tables/dl20.pdf).Note that the scale has been expanded at the lower age ranges.