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Insurance companies already offer this to clients. The understanding is that it won't raise your rate, but it can lower your rate. That being said, if someone
by jasonlotito 14y ago
Insurance companies already offer this to clients. The understanding is that it won't raise your rate, but it can lower your rate.
That being said, if someone is "breaking all traffic laws and showing signs of intoxication or extreme carelessness," I'd hope they are paying more for insurance than I do. Sort of common sense.
- beagle3 14y ago> it won't raise your rate, but it can lower your rate. A distinction without difference.
- unreal37 14y agohttp://www.progressive.com/auto/snapshot.aspx http://www.progressive.com/auto/snapshot.aspx I saw this advertised the other day...
- X-Istence 14y agoThey say they don't check for speeding, yet they have full access to your OBD-II information, which definitely does include that. They could for instance easily add when you go over 85+ Mph which is the highest allowable speed in the US... They might not be able to check on the location you are in to compare it to local speed limits, but they can definitely know if you are driving faster than the max. I'm wondering how I can get one of these devices to play around with, without handing anything over but cash.