Driver Monitoring

A new Verisk analysis evaluates the personal auto insurance industry and how to get back on track using several strategies and solutions.

Commercial auto insurers, challenged by the pandemic and inflation, can find guidance in innovations from other lines of business.

A new Verisk analysis finds the national average motor vehicle report (MVR) fee has risen to $10.65 and increased more than 25 percent over the past decade.

Likely trucking trends in 2022 include changing driver profiles, more need for for driver monitoring, and shortages in key driver segments.

The cost of motor vehicle reports (MVRs) continues to climb for insurers; the latest Verisk analysis shows the nationwide average at $10.32.

Auto insurers can now access driving behavior data from Hyundai through the Verisk Data Exchange to support usage-based insurance and telematics innovation.

Average fees for motor vehicle reports (MVRs) continue their upward march, according to the latest Verisk analysis reaching $10.14 as of August 1, 2020.

Learn how nonstandard auto insurers can leverage telematics and usage-based insurance to improve their pricing performance.

Trends in economic growth, driver availability, and technology are challenging commercial auto insurers, but knowing the drivers may be the key to success.

You read about accidents caused by distracted drivers in the news all the time. It’s a serious issue and one that deserves attention by commercial auto insurers.

In total, 36 states and the District of Columbia increased MVR fees over the past decade, according to a Verisk analysis.

A Verisk analysis found more than 10 percent of auto policies had verifiable garaging address defects—and that adds up to $3 billion in annual premium leakage.

A new driver monitoring service will soon be available to insurers operating in Texas; here are some frequently asked questions about the specifics of the program and how…

Misrepresented driver risks are the top overall source of premium leakage for insurers, accounting for $16.5 billion a year.

An updated Verisk Insurance Solutions analysis confirms that motor vehicle report (MVR) fees have continued to increase over the past decade, during which time state…