Detecting aggressive and abnormal driver behavior, which depends on a multitude of external and internal factors, is critically important for enhancing road safety. This article provides a comprehensive review of machine learning methods applied for driver behavior classification. An extensive analysis is conducted to assess the pros and cons of existing machine learning algorithms. Various approaches to problem formulation and solution are discussed, including supervised and unsupervised learning techniques. Furthermore, the review examines the diverse range of data sources utilized in driver behavior classification and the corresponding technical tools employed for data collection and processing. Special emphasis is placed on the analysis of Microelectromechanical Systems sensors and their significant contribution to the accuracy and effectiveness of driver behavior classification models. By synthesizing existing research, this review not only presents the current state of the field but also identifies potential directions for future research, aiming to advance the development of more robust and accurate driver behavior classification systems.

Keywords: machine learning, driver classification, driver behavior, data source, microelectromechanical system, driver monitoring, driving style, behavior analysis