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Insurance Telematics An Emerging Opportunity

Intelligent Transportation Society of America ITS America Cross Cutting Issues Forum I TS America Safety Forum. Insurance Telematics An Emerging Opportunity. Steven H. Bayless Director, Telecommunication and Telematics ITS America. 18 th ITS World Congress 2011, Orlando .

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Insurance Telematics An Emerging Opportunity

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  1. Intelligent Transportation Society of America ITS America Cross Cutting Issues Forum ITS America Safety Forum Insurance Telematics An Emerging Opportunity Steven H. Bayless Director, Telecommunication and Telematics ITS America 18th ITS World Congress 2011, Orlando October 18, 2011

  2. The Intelligent Transportation Society of America • Who is ITS America: • Trade association representing almost 500 public and private sector organizations involved in all aspects of ITS research, planning, development, and deployment • Headquartered in Washington, DC with 24 regional and state chapters representing 36 states • Our Vision: Help save lives, time and money and help sustain the environment through broad deployment of interoperable Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) technologies • Our Mission: Be proactive leaders for all ITS stakeholders promoting collaboration and networking in research, development and design of ITS technologies to accelerate deployment Vehicle Driver Infrastructure/ Environment

  3. Dramatic Changes in Store for Transportation The surface transportation system as we know it is preparing for a dramatic organizational redesign • In 2008, 5.8 million crashes occurred • 34,017 of which were fatal • Congestion is spreading, infrastructure assets are deteriorating • Lack of data/or stovepiped data • Lack of coordination between transportation and other national, local and regional goals and operations (energy, environment, security, land use planning) Increased communication amongst system elements with technology • Personnel Subsystem – Drivers • Technological Subsystem – Vehicles • Environmental Subsystem – Infrastructure, Weather • Organization Design • Top-down: Policy, Laws, Enforcement, Education • Bottom-up: Individual Driver Behavior Vehicle Driver Infrastructure/ Environment Organizational Design source: Dr. Greg Fitch, Virginia Tech – ITSA Safety Forum (adapted)

  4. ITS Potential in Vehicles • Driver Assistance Systems – The Vehicle Subsystem is improving performance • Travel advisory systems to improve driver expectation • Route selection, road and weather conditions • Indirect viewing systems to improve spatial awareness • Collision warning systems to direct attention to crash threat • Collision avoidance systems to initiate avoidance maneuver if driver fails to do so • Driver-Optimized Interfaces are coming • Needed to safely deliver information and mitigate driver distraction • Workload management may need to be implemented • Needed to adjust or deactivate technological components when driving task demands are high • Combination of efforts will improve safety • Help to uphold driver reliability • Increase total system reliability by adding redundancy from Systems Vehicle Source: Greg Fitch, Virginia Tech – ITSA Safety Forum (adapted)

  5. ITS Potential for Drivers • Safe driving relies too much on personnel subsystem components arranged serially • Driver is the only component that can perceive, decide, and initiate driving response for a vehicle • Total reliability always at or below the weakest link • Driving task demands can exceed driver capabilities • Driver error accounts for 45% - 75% of roadway crashes • Technology can increase system reliability by arranging components in parallel to driver functions • Both driver and vehicle sensors can perceive threats • Both driver and algorithms can decide responses • Technology can re-enforce safe driving behaviors • Provide feedback after “near crashes” or other events • Coach and incentivize drivers for consistent safe driving Driver Source: Greg Fitch, Virginia Tech – ITSA Safety Forum (adapted)

  6. ITS Potential for Infrastructure • Driver/vehicle factors contribute to the causation of many more crashes than road infrastructure factors • Road agencies can benchmark safety by road segment and reallocate resources across strategies (e.g. road improvements, greater enforcement etc..) based on risk • US Road Assessment Program (usRAP) to incorporate historical crash data and safety-relevant roadway inventory data. • Risk maps based on fatalities, “Star Rating” based on protection measures found in infrastructure inventory data • For driver, route choice may rely on combinations of factors, optimizing between efficiency (fuel cost, toll/parking cost, time), environmental impact, and even safety • Road authorities may evaluate competing transportation projects not just by impact on mobility, but also on overall all contribution to improved safety. Infrastructure/ Environment

  7. ITS Potential for the Insurance Industry • What are the key questions to understanding User-Based Insurance? • What kind of driver, vehicle, or road data can be collected? what new insights can be generated on risks factors? • How can technology companies or insurance providers identify of risky behaviors and provide useful driver feedback? • How are risks analyzed and priced for user-based insurance ? What are business model considerations for insurance providers? • Transparency, education and consumer acceptance - How is customer service linked and how are services bundled or packaged? • Will regulators must be comfortable with how insurance companies evaluate risks and charge? • How are all these aspects built into telematics UBI platforms? What flexbility can be built in to accommodate change in business or regulatory policy, or new service models?

  8. Panelists • Rick Matz,  Technical  Account  Manager  DanlawInc, Danlaw • George Ayres, Vice President Global Sales, Hughes Telematics • Nino Tarantino, Managing Director North America, Octo Telematics SpA • Dave McNamara, McNamara Technology Solutions

  9. ITS America and Insurance Telematics • Goal is to familiarize members with concepts, market and public policy challenges, growth projections and potential to improve safety • Highlight success stories from experiments in the US and experience abroad • Understand how academic and research communities’ work in human factors may provide insights in UBI measures. • Encourage all to interact with State Legislatures and state insurance regulators to encourage more flexibility • Segments with special needs- Teens, aging drivers, commercial operators as potential special cases • Approach on how to -nteractwith public through the media and government and corporate communications about the benefits to the consumer and the public • Potential Lead ITS America Safety Forum – Human Interaction with ITS Committee, Policy and Business Council and Cross-Cutting Forum

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