Disclosed herein is a method and system for detecting, monitoring and/or controlling one or more of mobile services for a mobile communication device (also referred to herein as a Controllable Mobile Device or CMD), and in particular, when the device is being used and the vehicle, operated by the user of the device, is moving. In addition, one aspect of the invention generally relates to a method and system for modifying a user's driving behaviors, in particular to a system and method for modifying a user's unsafe driving behaviors, e.g., using one or more services of a controllable mobile device while driving.

A computer system for temporarily disabling an automatic application of a parking brake of a vehicle is provided. The system includes processing circuitry configured to apply automatically the parking brake of the vehicle; upon a command of a driver of the vehicle, temporarily disable the automatic application of the parking brake; the processing circuit being further configured to receive data from a door sensor and a speed sensor, and to end the disabling of the automatic application of the parking brake if the processing circuit determines that one of the following conditions is met: a door of the vehicle is closed; the vehicle has a speed greater than a first speed threshold, and a gear of the vehicle is engaged; or a time period greater than a predefined time period has elapsed, the time period starting when the processing circuitry determines that the driver is inactive.

A system for controlling a vehicle using driving behavior involving automatic emergency braking (AEB) events. The system includes a plurality of sensors and an electronic processor. The system receives event data of an attribute of a driving behavior of a user related to handling an AEB event of a vehicle from the plurality of sensors. The system assigns a weighted value to the attribute based on a set of conditions for the attribute and the event data. The system determines an event score of the driving behavior related to the AEB event based on the weighted value of the attribute. The system determines a user driving behavior score based on the event score associated with one or more AEB events handled by the user. The system activates a vehicle countermeasure related to attributes responsive to determining the driving behavior score of the user is greater than a driving behavior threshold.

The present invention discloses a safe driving early warning system for intervention based on driver emotions. The system obtains current driver facial expression dynamics through a driver emotion real-time recognition unit, performs intelligent emotional analysis based on the obtained facial expression dynamics, and controls a vehicle running status based on a real-time emotion recognition result. The system monitors driver emotions in real time during driving, and controls a vehicle driving status and/or issues a safety warning to a driver according to a monitoring result, so as to ensure the traffic safety of various vehicles from the perspective of the driver.

An embodiment vehicle includes a transmission configured to set a travel direction of the vehicle, an indoor camera configured to capture a driver of the vehicle, a cluster configured to display information while the vehicle is in operation, and a main controller configured to, in response to the transmission being shifted to reverse, identify whether a gaze of the driver captured by the indoor camera is directed to a rear of the vehicle and, in response to a determination that the gaze of the driver is not directed to the rear, control to display a warning message.