I'm not sure what the extent of the "real-world driving data extracted from the on-board computer of a commuter's automobile" is but I think it would be much mo

I'm not sure what the extent of the "real-world driving data extracted from the on-board computer of a commuter's automobile" is but I think it would be much more interesting challenge develop something around "bad" driving. Identify habitual hard/late braking, lane drifting or swerving (used to mean someone was drunk, now it means they're texting), sudden/excessive lane changes, lack of signaling or driving at speeds significantly below the posted limits in the absence of congestion. These things are all quite dangerous, but generally unchecked.