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Analysis from the Floow predicts that roads will be quieter during the coronation celebrations of King Charles III on May 6th in the UK, with a potential 20% reduction in drivers on the roads, especially during what would usually be the morning commute. However, those who do venture out are likely to take longer and smoother trips, improving driving scores by around 5%, but also could lead to a tenancy to speed. The overall risk of accidents is expected to reduce due to lower exposure, but the proportion of trips taken in the early morning and speeding may lead to a slight increase in risk per mile so avoid driving between midnight and 4 am and to keep an eye on your speed.

At The Floow we are delighted to support our Partners at Sara Assicurazioni S.p.A. in their efforts to tackle distracted driving and contribute to make mobility safer for all in Italy.

Progressive, one of the most significant motor insurers in the US, recently dedicated its earnings call to its telematics propositions, explaining how it is the key driver of their best-in-class performance delivering a 3x difference in pricing between good and bad risks. However, these results are not surprising. The Floow, has also been turning mobility data into a granular and predictive understanding of risk for a decade and our Clients have reported loss ratios up to 15% better for their telematics books (compared to their traditional portfolio even after allowing for telematics discounts) with better drivers receiving up to a 60% discount on top of all the traditional rating factors.

I could not be prouder to announce The Floow acquisition by Otonomo (Nasdaq OTMO).  This is a big, bold step that brings us closer to our vision of safer and smarter mobility for all.

Connected car insurance relies on technology to better match insurance premiums to how safely drivers drive. Policyholders who participate in a connected car insurance program, sometimes known as usage-based insurance, agree to monitor their driving behaviour using in-car technology.