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There are automobile insurance carriers that give discounts based on a customer's measured driving habits. (e.g. Allstate and their Drivewise tool.) The insurance carrier notifies the owner of hard and extreme braking happenings after the vehicle is shut off. This makes it difficult to correlate the recorded braking happenings with the actual driving situation that lead up to the happening. The Braking Auto application estimates the rate of deceleration of the car and alerts the operator when a set limit has been exceeded. This limit can be set well below the insurance carrier's limit to give the operator immediate feedback of what is allowed and what isn't. After the deceleration happening has been recorded, the deceleration data that was recorded for the happening may be reviewed in graphical form to give the driver extra feedback info. The driver can also view the place of the happening in Google Maps so the driver can better remember the circumstances that led up to the recorded deceleration event. There is also a lower deceleration warning limit that can be set by the player that alerts the driver when a lower deceleration limit has been exceeded. This provides feedback to sensitize the driver to deceleration without going over the insurance carriers limit. The theory is that if you never hear the warning sound, you have trained yourself to avoid needlessly braking your vehicle hard. It is highly suggested to not interact with your smartphone while driving. The results are stored and may be reviewed after your trip has finished.