McKayla Girardin, Car Insurance Writer
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AAADrive works by tracking your driving habits through a smartphone app and rewarding safe driving with lower rates. AAADrive monitors things like speeding and phone usage, and AAA will not raise your rates for poor driving habits.
Key Things to Know About AAADrive
- Customers who sign up for Drive will automatically get an initial discount of 5%.
- AAA customers who drive safely can save up to 30% while using Drive.
- AAADrive monitors your acceleration, speed, braking, phone usage, what time of day you typically drive, and the routes you often travel.
- In addition to speeding and hard braking, things like driving late at night or being in heavy traffic often may reduce the liklihood of a discount.
- AAADrive has a 4/5 rating from WalletHub's editors.
- Customer reviews for the AAADrive app average 4.4/5.
- Drive is not available in every state.
To learn more, check out WalletHub's full review of AAADrive.
People also ask
How much can you save with AAADrive?
You can save 5% initially with AAADrive and then up to 30% depending on your driving habits. AAADrive monitors things like speeding and phone use to determine how much a driver is eligible to save.
Considering that normal car insurance from AAA costs an average of $44 per month, trying AAADrive may be an easy way for drivers to save on their premiums. But it should be noted that AAADrive will raise rates for poor...
read full answer by McKayla Girardin, Car Insurance WriterDoes AAADrive track speed?
Yes, AAADrive does track speed using a smartphone app. AAADrive also raises rates for poor driving, so drivers who have a habit of speeding may want to reconsider using this telematics program.
What AAADrive Tracks
- Speed
- Time of day you typically drive
- How long you drive without a break
- Phone use
In addition to raising your rates for speeding and engaging in other risky behaviors while using...
read full answer by McKayla Girardin, Car Insurance WriterDoes AAADrive track location?
Yes, AAADrive tracks location for things like underwriting purposes, helping to speed up claims processes, and to give you accurate details of your trips. Your location information does not directly determine your premium or discounts, though.
Additionally, your location information is not accessed in real-time except to provide emergency services in the event of an accident. To understand how AAA collects, stores, and uses your data, be sure to read the privacy policy in the...
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