
Joe Basala
Using the app is one thing, following the Drivology program is another. The app dings you for hard braking (perhaps they want you to run red lights, or get into a wreck?). If your passenger uses your phone, you have to go in and reverse the distraction or you get dinged. Transition from one speed zone to another, watch out, you may get tagged for speeding. You get a 10% discount on your insurance for joining at the start but not sure the year 2 juice will be worth the squeeze. It is exhausting!

Sasha Logan
It is often wrong, and there's no way to correct information so we lose savings because of technological errors. my husband and I both have this, for whatever reason it won't let him change to "passenger" when we are both in the car and I'm driving. it says it "learns", but it still mixes us up when we very frequently have a "his" car and "her" car. It also has a delay and will mark "distracted" driving when I have out my phone down and put it into drive.
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Jason Jensen
good app to keep me aware of issues. my problem in the app is there isnt adequate Information on some trips to know how to do better. I'll get less than 5 stars on a trip but no incidents. it is tracking and scoring based on criteria I can't see. I have multiple examples. How can I get better if I don't know why. also it drives me nuts my overall score is a one star for a trip for one hard break. each trip needs a score from 1 to 100 so I can do better. not just a star ranking.
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