It sounds a bit like the pre-crime angle from Minority Report. Because aggressive drivers with accidents and citations already pay higher rates. This is, I assume, penalizing aggressive driving that hasn't yet resulted in a citation or accident.
Or, maybe, penalizing those that drive in riskier areas
, regardless of habits? Might be interesting if someone could push for whether anyone's rates went down as a result of data sharing.
Or, maybe, penalizing those that drive in riskier areas , regardless of habits? Might be interesting if someone could push for whether anyone's rates went down as a result of data sharing.