Annual mileage is a proven predictor of loss costs—and among the most difficult rating variables to confirm and maintain accurately across the policy life cycle. Two-thirds of policies underreport mileage, contributing to more than $5 billion in annual industry premium leakage.1
Reliable mileage verification matters, but many insurers struggle to capture it. You can bypass unreliable self-reporting, and expensive third-party distributors while pricing more precisely at point of sale and renewal.
Reduce dependency on inaccurate self-reported mileage and leverage our comprehensive data sources and analytics for more accurate predictive mileage bands.
Price more accurately using third-party data or our predictive mileage model.
Avoid adverse selection that steers low-mileage drivers to competitors offering pay-per-mile programs.
Verisk analysis shows that claims vary widely between annual mileage bands. Vehicles with fewer than 3,000 miles experience 40% fewer claims. Vehicles with 20,000 or more miles are likely to see 31% more claims.2
Estimate accurately by combining data from curated, third-party sources and our predictive mileage model.
Capture odometer readings from sources such as state inspections, auto maintenance service providers, and dealers, streamlined through Verisk.
Enhance accuracy with a validated model that produces estimates for new vehicles and those for which there’s not enough odometer data.
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Harness data-driven analytics to detect fraud and take on premium leakage across the policy life cycle.
Accelerate data-forward quoting and modernize buying journeys to keep more business in the pipeline and boost conversion rates.
Confront the leading source of premium leakage by determining who is driving what vehicle.
Gain a chronological, 360-degree view of risk, unlock predictive behavioral patterns, and discover multiple use cases.
1 Verisk 2018 Verified Mileage Study
2 Verisk analysis of ISO Statistical Plan data, March 2021; based on three-year average for all personal auto coverages from 2017-2019 and excluding 2020 to remove impact of pandemic on typical mileage patterns