If you’re tired of paying for big increases in car insurance, telematics is a new opportunity to save. Telematics lets you share driving data with your insurance company in exchange for discounts on ...

Insurance companies all around the globe are embracing telematics – the integration of telecommunications, vehicle technology, computer science and electrical engineering. Telematics systems help ...

In the world of auto insurance discounts, the biggest savings are tied to telematics. State Farm’s Drive Safe & Save promises up to 30 percent off your auto insurance premium for safe driving; ...

Remember the days of thick policy binders and static premiums based on broad demographics? Those days are long gone, because auto insurance is shifting gears, thanks to a game-changer called ...

Telematics uses technology to track how people drive and how often they use their vehicles. In auto insurance, it’s the backbone of usage-based insurance, sometimes called pay-as-you-drive, ...

Recently, I’ve been shopping around for new car insurance when an agent offered me a discount if I installed the company’s telematics trackers. Car insurance telematics trackers are devices that ...

Among finalists such as LexisNexis, Verisk, TrueMotion, Metromile, Urgently, Nicigo and Cambridge Mobile Telematics, Octo won the title for its Surround solution, an in-vehicle always-connected ...

Car insurance didn't always come standard with a set of keys. What started as a niche product in the early days of motoring has become a legal and financial necessity for nearly every U.S. driver.

In the ever-changing landscape of car insurance, technology has become a real game-changer like never before, with insurers evaluating risk and assessing premiums through technological innovation.

DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The "Insurance Telematics in Europe and North America - 8th Edition" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering. The addressable market for insurance ...

New York wants to pull back the curtain on telematics pricing - and a new bill could force insurers to prove their algorithms ...