TrustMyETA: Routing ETA Uncertainty Quantification
Overview
TrustMyETA is a travel time prediction system that calculates a 'Trust Score' for any given route, providing a probabilistic arrival time range based on risk factors like weather, traffic, incidents, and route geometry. It is currently at a prototype stage.
Functional Summary
TrustMyETA is a travel time prediction system that calculates a “Trust Score” for any given route. Instead of a single ETA, it provides a probabilistic arrival time range based on risk factors.

Dashboard View: Risk Analysis & Trust Score
Core Logic
Uses Monte Carlo Simulation (1000 iterations) to model travel variability.
Input Vectors
Analyzes Route Geometry (tortuosity), real-time Weather (snow, visibility), and Traffic patterns.
Output
A normalized Reliability Score (0-100%), P95 (worst-case) arrival time, and categorized risk factors (Safe / Caution / High).
System Architecture
Technical Stack & Skills
The project demonstrates proficiency in Modern Frontend Engineering, Geospatial Analysis, and System Architecture.
Backend & Data Science Concepts
- ArchitectureNode.js / Fastify (REST API) for high-throughput request handling.
- ValidationZod (Schema validation) ensures strict API contracts typesafety.
- AlgorithmsImplemented custom Monte Carlo statistical modeling and standard deviation analysis in pure TypeScript.
Technical Challenges
One of the detailed challenges was efficiently running 1000+ Monte Carlo iterations in real-time on the client side without blocking the main thread, solved by optimizing the statistical modeling algorithms in TypeScript.
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Key Features
Probabilistic Estimation
Uses Monte Carlo simulations (1000 iter.) to go beyond single-point estimates, providing full probability distributions for arrival times.
Confidence Metrics
Calculates a unique 'Trust Score' (normalized 0-100%) and P95 worst-case scenarios to help users make safer travel decisions.
Multi-Input Analysis
Synthesizes route tortuosity, real-time weather data (snow/visibility), and historic traffic patterns into a single reliability metric.
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