On the contrary, fill your boots with mods!
Admiral Appy Driver
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On the contrary, fill your boots with mods!
I think that it's inevitable and needn't be looked at in a bad way. The more accurately an insurance company can calculate risk, the better they can price premiums. I mean "better" in the sense that the premium will be weighted in your risk profile, or rather your driving style that characterises your risk.
I'd likely have my insurance cancelled after a few days of monitoring. That's pretty bad in my book
I had a telematics box for my first year of driving and they didn't cancel my insurance, but gave me a renewal of £6500 based on the data. I reckon they were secretly impressed I managed those speeds in a 1.4 Astra
I don't think I'd mind if they sent something reasonably basic, like a peak acceleration/G reading per day or per hour - but not absolute speeds. I probably manage to go off the 160 MPH clock on my private runway once a fortnight or so, and I'd rather the insurance company didn't get the wrong end of the stick!I had a telematics box for my first year of driving and they didn't cancel my insurance, but gave me a renewal of £6500 based on the data. I reckon they were secretly impressed I managed those speeds in a 1.4 Astra