12-01-2023, 04:58 AM
Now that tracking technology exists, it behooves an insurance company to mitigate their risks by threatening to watch over us to make sure we're driving safely. Sorta doubt that they're going to watch over us every moment that we're behind the wheel, but, if a claim were to be filed, someone could go back and look at your driving habits.
Or, take a look at speeds just prior to a collision. Were you speeding? I'm the defacto mechanic for friends and coworkers, and on a few occaisions, I've had to unplug an insurance company tracking device in an OBD2 port to plug in my scanner. I always hear "Make sure to plug it back in, or I'll lose my discount!"
Or, take a look at speeds just prior to a collision. Were you speeding? I'm the defacto mechanic for friends and coworkers, and on a few occaisions, I've had to unplug an insurance company tracking device in an OBD2 port to plug in my scanner. I always hear "Make sure to plug it back in, or I'll lose my discount!"

