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>you'd get no benefit for showing you're a safe driver. But is that actually how it works or are they discounting for the absence of evidence of being an unsaf
by thfuran 3y ago
>you'd get no benefit for showing you're a safe driver.
But is that actually how it works or are they discounting for the absence of evidence of being an unsafe driver?
- Night_Thastus 3y agoThey look at how you drive. How far you drive, how often you drive, when you drive, how quickly you brake/accelerate, how often you're on your phone, etc. Based on all those factors - they give you a discount relative to what they'd charge normally. I can say that's true because their rate was already less than competitors, so it's not like they were charging a higher rate and then 'discounting' back to normal.