Abstract: A method for collecting and managing event data of a vehicle can be performed by one or more computing systems. The method includes acquiring event data generated by an event data recorder mounted on a vehicle and a first certificate assigned to the vehicle, associating the event data with the first certificate, storing the event data in a first database, acquiring the first certificate and a second certificate assigned to the vehicle, associating the first certificate with the second certificate, and storing the first certificate in a second database.

Abstract: A method for collecting and managing event data of a vehicle can be performed by one or more computing systems. The method includes acquiring event data generated by an event data recorder mounted on a vehicle and a first certificate assigned to the vehicle, associating the event data with the first certificate, storing the event data in a first database, acquiring the first certificate and a second certificate assigned to the vehicle, associating the first certificate with the second certificate, and storing the first certificate in a second database.

Abstract: A centralized event data management system for collecting event data from a plurality of vehicles and managing thereof is disclosed. The centralized system liberates the vehicle onboard event data recorder (EDR) from the constraints of data storage space. Free of the constraints of data storage space, the EDR allows for more flexible data collection than is mandated by law or regulation.

Abstract: A system for collecting and managing vehicle-generated data from a vehicle utilizes the vehicle-generated data that is anonymized into a de-identified version of a vehicle identification number (VIN) of an associated vehicle. The de-identified version of the VIN facilitates statistical analysis of the vehicle-generated data without raising issues with regard to privacy of individuals. The anonymized vehicle-generated data can be held in a neutral data server, which is administered by an operator independent of vehicle manufacturers, and provided to a third party.

Abstract: A method for collecting and managing event data of a vehicle can be performed by one or more computing systems. The method includes acquiring event data generated by an event data recorder mounted on a vehicle and a first certificate assigned to the vehicle, associating the event data with the first certificate, storing the event data in a first database, acquiring the first certificate and a second certificate assigned to the vehicle, associating the first certificate with the second certificate, and storing the first certificate in a second database.

Abstract: A method for collecting and managing event data of a vehicle can be performed by one or more computing systems. The method includes receiving an event report message from the vehicle. The event report message contains vehicle identifiable information and event data recorded in the vehicle. The method also includes generating a pseudonymous identifier based on the vehicle identifiable information, associating the event data with the pseudonymous identifier, transmitting the event data to a first database server for storage in a first database, and transmitting the vehicle identifiable information to a second database server for storage in a second database.

Abstract: A centralized event data management system for collecting event data from a plurality of vehicles and managing thereof is disclosed. The centralized system liberates the vehicle onboard event data recorder (EDR) from the constraints of data storage space. Free of the constraints of data storage space, the EDR allows for more flexible data collection than is mandated by law or regulation.