Inadequate pricing for violations and accidents accounts for $4.1 billion in annual premium leakage for personal auto insurers.1 With risky driving behaviors increasing,2 motor vehicle reports (MVRs) are a critical but costly data source. The national average MVR fee has risen more than 25 percent over the past decade, now surpassing $11.3
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1 Updated 2022 estimate based on Coalition Against Insurance Fraud’s The Impact of Insurance Fraud on the U.S. Economy, pages 23-26, applying overall annual premium leakage increase to Verisk’s estimate from The Challenge of Auto Insurance Premium Leakage, 2017.
2 Early Estimate of Motor Vehicle Fatalities for the First Quarter of 2023, U.S. Department of Transportation and National Highway Safety Administration, June 2023; traffic fatalities reached a 20-year high in early 2022, and although the rate per 100 million vehicle miles traveled has declined, it remains almost 20 percent higher than the pre-pandemic 2019 baseline.
3 As MVR Fees Increase, Verisk Expands Violation Risk Capabilities, Verisk’s Visualize, July 14, 2023, includes the latest MVR fee increase through February 2024.