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Conflict Prevention
Addressing the earliest conditions that can allow ordinary driving misunderstandings to develop into conflict.
CIVILBehavioral Safety Initiative
The Safest Conflict Is the One That Never Begins.
CIVIL Behavioral Safety Initiative
A Gateway to the Future of Behavioral Safety
CIVIL is the confidential development blueprint for an electronic in-vehicle system that integrates electronic engineering with principles of human behavior to create a new behavioral safety capability for future vehicles.
About CIVIL
A new dimension of vehicle safety
Modern vehicles are increasingly capable of protecting occupants during and after danger. CIVIL explores an earlier point on the safety timeline: the human conditions that can precede escalating road conflict.
The initiative complements existing vehicle-safety technologies by bringing behavioral science and electronic capability into one confidential development framework. It is a blueprint for evaluation—not a finished device, driver-training program, public campaign, or anger-management system.
Purpose
To help preserve safe human interaction on the road before ordinary driving misunderstandings develop into escalating road conflicts.
The CIVIL Framework
Five Foundational Principles
Five connected principles define the strategic structure of CIVIL while protecting its confidential operating methodology.
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Intervention
Creating an appropriate behavioral safety response before escalation overtakes sound judgment.
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Vehicle Integration
Connecting behavioral safety principles with the electronic environment of future vehicles.
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Innovation
Establishing a new direction in safety through the integration of electronic engineering and human behavior.
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Life Protection
Helping protect drivers, passengers, and others on the road by reducing the possibility of harmful escalation.
Executive Briefing
Designed for disciplined evaluation
CIVIL offers senior automotive executives, technology leaders, strategic partners, and authorized decision-makers a structured opportunity to explore a new behavioral safety capability.
Confidential Blueprint
The development blueprint defines a proposed electronic in-vehicle capability while proprietary engineering details remain protected.
Staged Disclosure
Technical methodology, system architecture, operating principles, and implementation pathways are disclosed only after appropriate assurances.
Strategic Objective
The intended path is professional evaluation leading toward a licensing, acquisition, or development agreement with a qualified organization.
About the Founder
Ebrahim Rahebi
Founder, CIVIL Behavioral Safety Initiative
Originator of the CIVIL Development Blueprint
A serious road conflict in 2024 led Ebrahim Rahebi to examine how ordinary misunderstandings between drivers can become dangerous when judgment is overwhelmed by anger or aggression.
Drawing on his academic background in behavioral studies and his long-standing interest in human conduct, he developed the CIVIL blueprint to connect principles of human behavior with future in-vehicle electronic capability.
M.S. Behavioral Studies
Southeastern Oklahoma State University, 1977
Contact & Executive Inquiries
Begin with confidentiality
CIVIL welcomes serious inquiries from authorized senior decision-makers and qualified organizations. An executed non-disclosure agreement is required before any technical review, disclosure, or collaboration discussion.
Ebrahim RahebiFounder, CIVIL Behavioral Safety Initiative