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Usage-Based Insurance (UBI)

What is usage-based insurance (UBI)?

Usage-based insurance (UBI) is the use of telematics data to determine a driver’s behavior (speed, braking, stopping, location) to assess his or her risk factor for the purpose of purchasing auto insurance. While conventional insurance takes into account the driver’s history, this new form of insurance considers current behavior to evaluate and update the insurance premium.

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