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Will on-demand insurance become mainstream?

The past two years have seen the rise of a new trend in insurance: on-demand coverage. Challenger insurers like Trov, Cuvva and Slice allow customers to use a mobile...


Recent Surveys by Research Firms indicate a Strong inclination toward Usage-Based Insurance

The trend of car-pooling, ride-sharing, and telematics has caused a paradigm shift in the usage-based insurance (UBI) industry. Accurate and real-time data collection, low fuel consumption, and flexible insurance...


Global Usage-Based Insurance Market by Key Players, Growth, Regions and Forecast to 2022

This report studies Usage-Based Insurance in Global market, especially in North America, Europe, China, Japan, Southeast Asia and India, focuses on top manufacturers in global market, with capacity, production,...


NAIC launches usage-based insurance tester

The National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) has introduced a new assessment tool to help consumers determine whether they should consider usage-based insurance (UBI). For more than 30 years, the...


Usage-based insurance could encourage better driving behavior: Study

Researchers at the University of British Columbia (UBC) recently conducted a study on usage-based auto insurance and found that the use of telematics to monitor driver behavior and to...


Arbella Insurance Foundation Relaunches Anti-Distracted Driving Program

Arbella Insurance Foundation is relaunching its anti-distracted driving program, Distractology, updating training scenarios and committing to an additional five years. Introduced in 2010, the Distractology campaign features a 36-foot-long, mobile...


Insurance industry promoting ‘usage-based’ auto policies

Would lower rates for some, but probably raise them for others Americans are driving less, relying more on public transportation, car-pooling, ride-sharing, and telecommuting. Since 1983, the percentage of people with...


Insurance industry promoting ‘usage-based’ auto policies

Would lower rates for some, but probably raise them for others Americans are driving less, relying more on public transportation, car-pooling, ride-sharing, and telecommuting. Since 1983, the percentage of people with...