Near-miss telematics in motor insurance

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Abstract

We present a method to integrate telematics data in a pay-how-you-drive insurance pricing scheme that penalizes some near-miss events. We illustrate our method with a sample of drivers for whom information on near-miss events and claims frequency records are available. We discuss the implications for motor insurance ratemaking. Our pricing principle is to combine a baseline insurance premium with added extra charges for near-miss events indicating risky driving (or discounts) that can be updated on a weekly basis. This procedure provides an incentive for safe driving. In our real-case study illustration, hard-braking and acceleration events as well as smartphone use while driving increase the cost of insurance.

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Guillen, M., Nielsen, J. P., & Pérez-Marín, A. M. (2021). Near-miss telematics in motor insurance. Journal of Risk and Insurance, 88(3), 569–589. https://doi.org/10.1111/jori.12340

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