Undisclosed drivers not listed on auto insurance policies are the leading source of mispriced risk, accounting for an estimated $12.5 billion in annual premium leakage for personal auto insurers.1 Approximately 40 percent of these drivers are under age 25, and it takes an average of 13.6 months for newly licensed drivers to be added to policies.2
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Verisk’s innovative undisclosed driver data and analytics can help you solve one of the leading challenges for your book of business.
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 Verisk client experience