HumSafer App Aims To Build A Skilled Drivers' Community To Prevent Road Accidents

- HumSafer is creating a skilled drivers community where they will be rated
- It aims at reducing road accidents.
- The rating can be showed to prospective employers and insurance companies
Road accidents are a big cause of deaths in India, claiming lives almost everyday. As per the NCRB data, a total of 4,37,396 road accident cases were reported during 2019. And fatalities in road accidents increased by 1.3 per cent from 1,52,780 in 2018 to 1,54,732 in 2019. Obviously, human error is one of the most common reasons behind these accidents and concerning over the issue, HumSafer app is building a community of professional drivers who will be rated for their driving skills. They can further use their ratings for seeking employment with their prospective employers or even insurance companies while getting their vehicle insured and can have some bargain in the insurance premium.

Jehaan Kotwal and Sumedh Mane- Cofounders of HumSafer Driver Safety Foundation.
Speaking to carandbike, spokesperson from the company said, "The unique driving score that is developed while using the HumSafer app will enable employers and insurance companies to value drivers' skills higher and provide proper compensation for the risks involved in their line of work. In the next five years, we will bring 6 lakh drivers under the HumSafer umbrella and provide a sense of community and support to this highly marginalized sector. Our goal is to bring the instances of road accidents to zero. Industries and enterprises that have the same goal in mind are more than welcome to use our technology and be part of the enormous change that logistics is undergoing."

The data will enable drivers to take risk-based insurance premiums as a part of the policy.
HumSafer is a data driven platform and it is in talks with insurance companies for collaboration in the long term. The data will enable them to take risk-based insurance premiums as a part of the policy.
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