technology and ability to track all that information like they do now,” said perry.
that means two people living across the street from each other with identical vehicles may be rated far differently. it’s all about risk — and an insurance company being better able to assess it. a person’s personal credit score is also a factor being considered by many insurance carriers today.
one of the more fascinating changes in car insurance is the introduction of “pay as you drive” plans. this type of insurance includes the placement of a device on a vehicle to track how its driver(s) use it. the monitor records things like total miles driven per day, 