How Do Car Insurance Tracking Devices Work?

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October 18, 2022

Nowadays, almost every car insurance company offers “usage-based” discounts if you agree to use a tracking device or mobile app while driving. And while we all like saving money, these little trackers have more to offer than that.

However, there are also privacy concerns or the risk of bad driving habits increasing your rates. We explain how car insurance tracking devices work and everything you need to know in our top story.

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