With the adoption of AI-driven safety solutions, bus accident rates were reduced by 55% while driving habits were significantly improved.
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Equipped Vehicles
500 City Bus
Installed Devices
Roadscope9 - 2CH (Front, Driver Monitoring)
Overview
The Korea Transportation Safety Authority launched a multi-phase pilot project to reduce road accidents by introducing AI-based safety solutions. The system was designed to monitor driver behavior in real time, detect risks such as drowsiness, distraction, or unsafe maneuvers, and provide immediate alerts—overcoming the limitations of traditional safety management systems.
Starting June 2024, 500 buses across 13 operators participated. By monitoring driving behavior in real time, the project significantly improved driver awareness and key safety indicators.
Solution
AIMatics’ Roadscope9 (2-channel) was installed in each vehicle, enabling real-time AI alerts and behavioral data collection.
Front and driver monitoring
Detection and alerts for drowsiness, distraction, smoking, and unsafe maneuvers
ADAS events like tailgating and signal violations
Behavior-based driver scoring
LTE cloud upload and integrated reporting platform
KOTSA-led reporting and feedback program
Results
The pilot improved driver behavior in real time, reduced accident risks, and enhanced overall operational safety. The initiative received nationwide recognition, including media coverage by KBS.
Accident reduction: 55%
Driver safety score: +51% (50.9 → 76.9)
Signal violations: -87%
Drowsy driving: -99%
Smoking: -41%
Unsafe maneuvers: -32%
Based on these results, nationwide expansion is planned for 2025, establishing AI-based monitoring as a cornerstone of accident prevention and training programs.



