>It... would have no driving data on it in that case Well, yes. But whether that matters depends on how the program works. Do they discount you as long as they

>It... would have no driving data on it in that case Well, yes. But whether that matters depends on how the program works. Do they discount you as long as they have a location history that doesn't seem to show unsafe driving patterns or only if you have one that sends to show same driving? Do they attempt to tie it to your car at all (it'd suck if being a passenger in a poorly driven car could increase your own rates)? Do they jack up your rates and/or drop you if your tracking is suspicious? >The actual solution is to tape it to an Amazon truck. Or root it and simulate taping it to an especially well-behaved Amazon truck.