How does IntelliDrive know you are driving?
It will collect driving information for 90 days and then determine your overall driving performance. IntelliDrive captures information about driving habits associated with Braking, Acceleration, Speed, Time of Day, and Phone Use. After each trip, you can review a map of your route, and your driving performance to date.
What happens after 90 days of IntelliDrive?
Intellidrive’s smartphone app will only collect driving information for 90 days. After those 90 days, you will receive a star rating, with five being the highest amount of stars you can earn. The adjusted insurance rate you receive based on your star rating will be reflected after your first policy renewal.
Can I uninstall IntelliDrive after 90 days?
The app can be uninstalled from the phone after the 90-day period, or sooner if you choose to opt out. Uninstalling the app will result in any enrollment discount you are receiving being removed from the policy.
How much is the IntelliDrive discount?
What Is Travelers IntelliDrive? Travelers IntelliDrive is a usage-based insurance program that monitors a policyholder’s driving habits in order to adjust their premium. Customers who sign up for IntelliDrive can save up to 30%, including an initial discount of 10%.
Can IntelliDrive make your rate go up?
Travelers IntelliDrive only monitors drivers for 90 days, but poor performance can cause your rates to go up. That said, it’s one of the few telematics programs where poor driving behavior can increase your rates.
How do I use IntelliDrive?
How Does Travelers IntelliDrive Work? Unlike other telematics programs that require you to plug a little device into your car, IntelliDrive works with an app that’s installed on your phone. For 90 days, the app collects information about how, when and where you drive and sends it to Travelers.
What is Travelers IntelliDrive?
Travelers’ usage-based software system, IntelliDrive tracks your driving performance for 90 days via a mobile app, monitoring the time of day you drive, your speed, acceleration, and braking.