Don't know about Lyft, but the Uber Driver-Partner app does this: https://eng.uber.com/telematics/
Could the Lyft app measure (de)acceleration forces and be used to gamify smooth driving?
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I think the Automatic OBD dongle and app did this to improve fuel economy
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Even better, there should be 2 (or more?) devices available to use - driver and passanger(s).
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AFAIK some insurance companies already do this. It is basically gamifying good/smooth driving, but you are playing for money.
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Please stop trying to "fix" all the world's problems with apps.
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When I was dating a woman whose driving made me uncomfortable, I set a Coke bottle of flaxseeds on the dashboard to "gamify smooth driving".
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Car2go has this as a feature in their smart cars. Your tree gets lusher the higher your score is: https://blog.car2go.com/2012/05/25/new-car2go-feature-ecoscore/ …
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