What is DBAA?
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DBAA: The Driver Behavior Accountability Archive
A neutral scoring standard for driver credibility
Helping reduce road rage through accountability, not retaliation
What is the Driver Credibility System?
The Driver Credibility System is a new framework for measuring driving accountability. Similar to how credit scores measure financial responsibility, DBAA scores measure driver behavior.
Road rage deaths in the US
Countries with accountability systems
The Driver Credibility System creates the infrastructure for accountability - giving people a way to report dangerous driving instead of retaliating.
DBAA is the neutral scoring standard at the center of this system.
What DBAA Is (and Isn't)
A neutral record of verified driving behavior
A standardized scoring system (100-999 range)
Platform-agnostic infrastructure anyone can use
A replacement for law enforcement
Used for license revocation or penalties
Based on unverified or biased reports
How Your DBAA Score Works
Behavior Signals
Reports verified
Pattern Analysis
AI filters noise
Your Score
100-999 range
Like credit scores measure financial responsibility, DBAA provides a universal standard for measuring driver accountability.
Who Uses DBAA Scores
Cities
Municipal governments implementing accountability programs
Researchers
Academic institutions studying traffic safety
Fleet Companies
Commercial operators managing driver safety
Building credibility through institutional adoption.