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Originally Posted by MRM
For at least the last 20 years insurers, police and lawyers have had access to this data after every accident. Any time there’s an accident where liability is an issue the parties will get a printout telling exactly how fast the vehicles were going, was anyone on their phone, when the brakes were applied, and the condition of the vehicle at the time of the accident. All of this is available through the vehicle itself. It does not require any plug in device from the insurer. The plug in devices provide the insurers with real-time data on total driving conduct. The same data can be downloaded after an accident from the vehicle directly.
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But the plug in device tracks and harvests data even when there is no accident. The scenario above is only if an investigation to the accident to legally required.
Flo ain't getting any info from me.
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