11th Working Group Meeting
Transforming Roads of Risk into Electronic Highways of Human Safety and Economic Stability

This session, hosted by Netradyne, will focus on technologies enabling real-time driver monitoring, driving score analytics, and driver health assessment to improve road safety and operational efficiency. As mobility ecosystems become increasingly data-driven, the session will explore how intelligent systems can help drivers track their driving behaviour, fatigue levels, speed patterns, braking habits, and overall driving performance in real time.

Discussions will highlight AI-enabled driving score systems, health and fatigue monitoring technologies, telematics, predictive alerts, and connected mobility platforms that empower drivers and fleet operators to make informed adjustments instantly. The session aims to examine how digital intelligence and behavioural analytics can contribute to safer highways, reduced accidents, better compliance, and a more responsible transportation ecosystem under the 3E Highway framework — Electric, Electronic, and Efficient Highways.

This session will focus on how Intelligent Transport Management Systems (ITMS) can transform highways into proactive, lifesaving corridors by integrating real‑time data, AI, and connected infrastructure to prevent crashes, speed rescue, and keep commerce flowing.

This session will focus on the practical technologies that make highways intelligent — from roadside sensors and video analytics to V2I communications, edge analytics and corridor control rooms — and on how those technologies combine to detect hazards, predict risks and trigger automated interventions before collisions escalate.

This session will focus on operations and people: standardised Service Level Agreement (SLA) for uptime and incident response, protocols for rapid ambulance and tow deployments, and the institutional arrangements that connect police, highway authorities, EMS and control‑room operators into a single response ecosystem.

This session will focus on strengthening India’s E-Highway ecosystem by enabling seamless integration of Connected Commercial Vehicle (CCV) protocols within intelligent mobility infrastructure.

It will explore how standardised communication frameworks between commercial vehicles and digital highway systems can enable real-time data exchange, improve traffic efficiency, enhance road safety, and support predictive mobility intelligence.

Key discussions will also highlight interoperability frameworks, digital infrastructure alignment, fleet-level intelligence systems, and the role of connected vehicle ecosystems in building safer, smarter, and more efficient national E-highways under the 3E (Electric, Electronic, Efficient) Highway vision.