Abstract: An information system that monitors the position and motions of a driver's feet to provide information that can be put into usable form for drivers, vehicle systems, and traffic management authorities. Sensors monitor the position of a driver's foot, especially as the driver responds to situations that normally require quick responses. As a series of positions are recorded, the processor calculates the direction, speed, and acceleration of the foot as it travels in the area surrounding the accelerator and brake pedal. The information system then compares calculated values to see if they are lower, equal, or higher than set values. Low values can be assumed to be those obtained when there are no situations requiring quick response and when the foot is moving at a slower pace. Higher values represent times when the driver's foot reacted quicker to actual or perceived concerns in the driving environment. The higher values are then processed to see if the driver or other drivers may be at an elevated risk.