As an element of IOT, IOV is a promising technology for connected vehicles.IOV involves the concept of smart driving which will be enabled only with the help of recognition of various drivers. There are various ways to predict the driver behavior. In this paper, an extensive literature review of various driver recognition mechanisms has been done. In doing so, we have classified the driving behavior according to different parameters. Some open issues and challenges have been computed so that work can be carried out on these issues.

IoT, SIoVIoV, Driving Behavior

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