Female driver drove for 34 minutes, checked her phone 30 times, crashed into the tunnel wall and died on the spot

Release Date:2019-04-23  Source:  View count:337

1、 Event replay


Recently, in Sanming, Fujian, a female driver drove for 34 minutes and checked her phone 30 times before suddenly losing control and crashing into a tunnel wall, resulting in her death on the spot. The scene was extremely tragic. After investigation by the police, it was found that the driver committed four illegal acts during driving: using a mobile phone, speeding, changing lanes in tunnels, and not wearing a seat belt.


2、 Safety Warning


According to the "Analysis Report on Liability Disputes in Motor Vehicle Traffic Accidents" released by the China Judicial Big Data Research Institute, the three main reasons for traffic accidents are: unlicensed driving, drunk driving, and using mobile phones while driving; More than 10% of traffic accidents brought to court are caused by driving and playing with mobile phones.


According to foreign data, researchers from Virginia Tech in the United States found through a 18 month tracking survey of over 100 truck drivers that the probability of a car accident occurring while texting while driving is 23 times higher than that of normal driving, and 2.8 times higher when making phone calls. The Transport Research Laboratory in the UK has released a set of data: when drivers send text messages while driving, their reaction time is 35% slower than normal; The reaction time after drunk driving and marijuana use is 12% and 21% slower, respectively.


3、 Social pain points


In recent years, the behavior of drivers playing with their phones while driving has led to multiple traffic accidents. According to China's Road Traffic Safety Law, using a mobile phone while driving is illegal and can result in a fine of up to 200 yuan and a deduction of 2 points. Relevant provisions are also included in the "Regulations on the Application and Use of Motor Vehicle Driving Licenses" and the "Urban Public Bus and Tram Passenger Transport Service Standards (Trial)". Shandong, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Shanghai and other places have started using electronic eyes to capture driving and playing with mobile phones, and have imposed relevant punishments on drivers, but the problem still cannot be fundamentally solved.


4、 Technical defense measures


The driver behavior safety intervention device independently developed by Zhongke Zhonghuan is based on image recognition technology and real-time precise capture. When it detects the driver's illegal use of mobile phones, it will issue a voice alarm prompt. After three consecutive (customizable times) prompts are invalid, the mobile phone signal will be blocked. This device uses AI intelligent algorithms and software with self-learning capabilities to continuously identify and optimize product functions.


The device also has functions of fatigue driving monitoring and warning, forward collision monitoring and warning, lane departure monitoring and warning, four in one monitoring and warning, comprehensively regulating driving behavior.

1、 Event replay


Recently, in Sanming, Fujian, a female driver drove for 34 minutes and checked her phone 30 times before suddenly losing control and crashing into a tunnel wall, resulting in her death on the spot. The scene was extremely tragic. After investigation by the police, it was found that the driver committed four illegal acts during driving: using a mobile phone, speeding, changing lanes in tunnels, and not wearing a seat belt.


2、 Safety Warning


According to the "Analysis Report on Liability Disputes in Motor Vehicle Traffic Accidents" released by the China Judicial Big Data Research Institute, the three main reasons for traffic accidents are: unlicensed driving, drunk driving, and using mobile phones while driving; More than 10% of traffic accidents brought to court are caused by driving and playing with mobile phones.


According to foreign data, researchers from Virginia Tech in the United States found through a 18 month tracking survey of over 100 truck drivers that the probability of a car accident occurring while texting while driving is 23 times higher than that of normal driving, and 2.8 times higher when making phone calls. The Transport Research Laboratory in the UK has released a set of data: when drivers send text messages while driving, their reaction time is 35% slower than normal; The reaction time after drunk driving and marijuana use is 12% and 21% slower, respectively.


3、 Social pain points


In recent years, the behavior of drivers playing with their phones while driving has led to multiple traffic accidents. According to China's Road Traffic Safety Law, using a mobile phone while driving is illegal and can result in a fine of up to 200 yuan and a deduction of 2 points. Relevant provisions are also included in the "Regulations on the Application and Use of Motor Vehicle Driving Licenses" and the "Urban Public Bus and Tram Passenger Transport Service Standards (Trial)". Shandong, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Shanghai and other places have started using electronic eyes to capture driving and playing with mobile phones, and have imposed relevant punishments on drivers, but the problem still cannot be fundamentally solved.


4、 Technical defense measures


The driver behavior safety intervention device independently developed by Zhongke Zhonghuan is based on image recognition technology and real-time precise capture. When it detects the driver's illegal use of mobile phones, it will issue a voice alarm prompt. After three consecutive (customizable times) prompts are invalid, the mobile phone signal will be blocked. This device uses AI intelligent algorithms and software with self-learning capabilities to continuously identify and optimize product functions.


The device also has functions of fatigue driving monitoring and warning, forward collision monitoring and warning, lane departure monitoring and warning, four in one monitoring and warning, comprehensively regulating driving behavior.