Effects of feedback and incentive-based insurance on driving behaviours
The broader funded project is the first experimental study to examine the extent to which direct-feedback and incentive-based insurance modify a driver's behaviour.
The study will apply in-vehicle telematics and, by linking information obtained from the technology directly to personalised safety messaging along with the calculation of individual personal injury and property damage insurance premiums. The study has the potential to profoundly influence not only the insurance industry by reducing individual risk and insurance scheme liability, but also deliver reductions in road trauma among the target population namely, young drivers.
Project details
Major Sponsor
Australian Research Council
Research Partners
University of Melbourne
Monash University
University of West of England
Insurance Box QBE
Transport Accident Commission
Project Team
Prof Mark Stevenson (University of Melbourne)
A/Prof Duncan Mortimer (Monash)
Prof Anthony Harris (Monash)
Prof Alan Tapp (Uni of West of England)
Mr Frank Peppard (Insurance Box QBE)
Ms Samantha Buckis (TAC)
Contact
Prof Mark Stevenson (University of Melbourne)