and I have to use Allstate now?Voluntarily. This article appears to be indicating Allstate is working with some state insurance regulators to use telematics instead of the agreed upon credit scores used in the past
Statistics say it's the 21 year old . . . and it's not close. Actuaries figure out this kind of stuff.Who is causing more problems on the road? The 21 year old with good reflexes and coordination who may drive more and a little faster or the old blue hair who doesn't know if he's in his driveway or on the interstate?
They'd do just fine without the mandates. Rates would just be higher because of increased uninsured motorist claims and moral hazard.
I agree 100%. Most companies steer people that way with a discount, but they'll let just about anybody that can fog a mirror have a drivers license. The hardest thing to believe is that .GOV hasn't figured that out and made it a state function that they can charge for lol.Agreed.
I still haven't understood why insurance companies do not require formal drivers education as a condition of writing a policy. Heck I still don't understand why TN doesn't require it before issuing a license.
Class mate of mine caused an accident on her test and still passed.I agree 100%. Most companies steer people that way with a discount, but they'll let just about anybody that can fog a mirror have a drivers license. The hardest thing to believe is that .GOV hasn't figured that out and made it a state function that they can charge for lol.
I agree 100%. Most companies steer people that way with a discount, but they'll let just about anybody that can fog a mirror have a drivers license. The hardest thing to believe is that .GOV hasn't figured that out and made it a state function that they can charge for lol.
This is called telematics.
This is becoming industry standard.
The ap on your phone already does this.
Hypothetically this allows for a much more personal snapshot.
I don't remember if TN required it but my parents sure did for the 4 of us. That plus our good grades dropped the rates but I still can't imagine how high they wereIt is a requirement in VA, you either took it at school or through a private course but had to have it to get your DL. Insurance was much cheaper there also.
When I added my son a few years ago, the agent was taken aback when I told her that I did not want her to tell me how much my insurance was about to increase. And that I’d just check online tomorrow after the change processed and I had a drink in my hand.I don't remember if TN required it but my parents sure did for the 4 of us. That plus our good grades dropped the rates but I still can't imagine how high they were