| 英文摘要 |
The design of many Usage-based insurance schemes determines the insurance premium based on driving behaviors. The popularity of such schemes is hindered by many reasons. For example, the data of driving behaviors are hard to be obtained and the linkage between driving behavior and crash likelihood has not yet been validated. Therefore, this study proposes an exposure-based insurance framework based on crash likelihood map and user travel trajectories. The crash likelihood map is formed based on a jointly estimating crash frequency and severity model for each link of the map, and the travel trajectories are extracted from user cellular data by using map-matching algorithm and mode classification model. To develop and validate the travel trajectory extraction model, the cellular data and travel diary data of a total of 60 volunteers are then collected. Lastly, the relative risk scores of 60 volunteers are then calculated. The results show the calculated risk scores can discriminate the driving risk of these drivers, suggesting the applicability of the proposed framework. The relationship between risk scores and number of crashes deserves to be further investigated. |