During the FIA program, Andreas was reflecting on his own learning process. Knowing that road accidents are the single biggest killer of 15-24 year olds in OECD (Convention on the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development) countries (ERSO 2006), he thought about the advanced equipment in his rally car. This advanced technology allows his team to track and make real time analysis on his driving performance based on data sent through telematics devices in his car. This way the team could give him accurate and constructive feedback on his driving style.

He thought about the advantages young drivers would get by receiving the same type of feedback. This would allow them to monitor their driving habits and receive advice with which they could improve their own driving skills.