For example, since 2008, if you operate a motor vehicle in Texas, you have the option to pay for your auto insurance based on the actual
number of miles you drive rather than a flat 12,000 or 40,000 miles a year.
Pay as you drive car insurance coverage is designed to allow drivers to pay insurance premiums based on
the number of miles they drive rather than based on traditional factors such as national averages for accidents, claim amounts and vehicle costs.
Not exact matches
It would benefit from a geofence alert that can be drawn on a map,
rather than set as a certain
number of miles from home, and speed alerts that could be set as 5 or 10 mph over the speed limit
of the road being
driven,
rather than a fixed limit applied to all roads.