SafeDriver - Driver Behaviour

This year, 2017, teens born in 2000 or later (Z’ generation) will begin to drive, Safedriver provide a key tool to help parents worry less about teen drivers as social media and app usage on the road. Safedriver allows parents to monitor their children behavior behind the wheel. Safedriver also reduce the use of Smartphones and control the speed while they are driving. Our app is an innovative solution to reduce car accidents among teenagers rewarding them if they drive safely.
 
SafeDriver  “The App that saves lives”

Manipulating the smartphone, having a social media conversation, post, talking, surfing the web, etc. while driving could be the last thing a person would do. Smartphone distractions while driving increase 24 times the risk of a car accident. Our engineers at Webtrack, understand that responsible behavior is the key to developing safe driving habits, whether you are a teen, a parent, an educator, or a community member.

We found that most parents have rules and restrictions for their teen driver, however only a small proportion had formalized these rules via a parent-teen driving agreement. Parents reported worrying more about their teen driver’s safety during the learner permit phase, when crash risk is very low compared with crash risk when the teen begins to drive independently. Parental awareness of teen drivers’ safety after licensure and the understanding of the importance of parental rules and restrictions for shaping teen driving behavior could be improved. Interventions that directly engage parents and provide concrete tools such as a parent-teen driving agreement have been reported to reduce risky driving among teens
SafeDriver is a mobile app installed in the driver’s Smartphone, it automatically is activated during a trip, setting the behavior rules to reduce the risk of an accident.

SafeDriver is location and monitoring application linked to the driver’s vehicle through an electronic Bluetooth Low Energy accessory developed by Webtrack, any other HF Bluetooth protocol or even a built in Bluetooth accessory that comes from the car company factory.

*Continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life.