Teen driving telematics uses connected technology to collect information about driving activity and, in some insurance programs, assess driving behavior. Data may include mileage, speed, braking, acceleration, and driving times. Parents can also use dedicated GPS tracking systems for vehicle location, geofencing, and security alerts. Telematics and GPS tracking are not always the same technology, so families should understand what data is collected, who can access it, and how it may affect insurance.
