Though Progressive was the first to introduce a drive and save program, Snapshot, in 1998, many insurance companies followed suit. Instead of plugging in a telematics device to collect driving ...

According to the New York Times, there are some smartphone apps that secretly track how their users drive, and then sell that ...

Insurance is something intangible, something you pay for but may never directly benefit from unless a claim arises.

Auto insurance rates have climbed so much that enough Americans could be willing to sacrifice some privacy for lower rates to make 2025 a breakout year for usage-based insurance, or UBI, according ...

John Hancock insurance has become the first company to offer discounts for policyholders who let it track their Fitbit activity levels and log other healthy-living activities into a online service.

CR shows how to save on car insurance and shares what to know about liability coverage, defensive driving, dividend policies, driver monitoring, and more.

Insurance tracking devices can be mysterious, so we look at what an insurance tracker is, what data it gathers, and how it's used to set your car insurance rates.

In short: no. Sure, you can save a few bucks a month by proving to your insurance agency that you're a careful, safe driver. As we saw with Tesla's Safety Score , however, the definition of "safe ...

Potential Savings with Pay-Per-Mile Car Insurance. To estimate your potential savings, track your current mileage for at least one month, or ideally two to three months, and compare it against the ...