The NTUA Department of Transportation Planning and Engineering organised with great success a Scientific Workshop titled “Telematics and Driver Behaviour” which took place in Athens on April 4th, 2023. Key driver telematics research findings were demonstrated and discussed, highlighting spectacular safety benefits from monitoring, evaluation and improvement of driver behaviour through feedback tools, social gamification schemes and motivation for drivers. 
Workshop Presentations:
Telematics, Big Data and Road Safety – nrso- Improving driving behaviour through OSeven’s telematics application – Oseven
- Key road safety and telematics data – i-Safemodels
- Development of a global road safety model – i-Safemodels
- Exploiting surrogate safety measures and road design characteristics towards crash investigations in motorway segments – i-Safemodels
- A crash hotspot identification and safety ranking methodology – i-Safemodels
- State of the art on spatial analysis and visualization tools for potential telematics applications – SmartMaps
- Spatial analysis of telematics surrogate safety measures across road environments – SmartMaps
- From understanding the effects of driving behaviour on fuel consumption to a personalized eco-recommendation system – EcoDrive
- A personalized framework for fuel efficient route planning – EcoDrive
- The transformation of the insurance industry and road safety by driver safety behaviour telematics – BeSmart
- Investigating the impact of COVID-19 pandemic on driver behaviour through telematics data – Covid-19
- Effectiveness Evaluation of the i-DREAMS Interventions – i-Dreams
- Modelling the inter-relationship between task complexity, coping capacity and crash risk – i-Dreams
- Telematics, microsimulation and road safety assessment requirements for the enhancement of analytic tools – Phoebe
