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Pay per mile insurance is a usage-based insurance model where a driver pays only for the amount of miles driven. The price per mile is dynmically calculated and can be based off of odometer reading, GPS monitoring, or telematics data. In this episode, we hear from Austin Ledgerwood, Head of Strategic Partnerships, for Cover Genius.

According to Austin, “There is always a ripple effect when change happens in an industry, and the auto and mobility space is no different. Ridesharing and peer-to-peer services have created a demand for usage-based insurance models, like pay per mile or pay as you drive, which offers drivers various incentives given how much they are driving.”

Tune in to episode #82 to learn more.

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Pay per mile insurance is a usage-based insurance model where a driver pays only for the amount of miles driven. The price per mile is dynmically calculated and can be based off of odometer reading, GPS monitoring, or telematics data. In this episode, we hear from Austin Ledgerwood, Head of Strategic Partnerships, for Cover Genius.

According to Austin, "There is always a ripple effect when change happens in an industry, and the auto and mobility space is no different. Ridesharing and peer-to-peer services have created a demand for usage-based insurance models, like pay per mile or pay as you drive, which offers drivers various incentives given how much they are driving."

Tune in to episode #82 to learn more.

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In the future of automobility, cars will still play a major role. While the technology and engineering of cars will fit the modern needs of society, the process of buying a car and adhering to all state, federal, and private business compliance will still exist. Cars will need to be registered with the DMV. If financing is in place, then appropriate institutions will run credit and extend loans. If the buyer purchased a warranty or an insurance product, then the dealer will service.

Long-time and self-retired General Manager, Derek Manis, gives Wisco Weekly an insider look into the process of finance and insurance, or better known as F&I, of the car buying process. During F&I, customers sign contracts and have the ability to purchase additional warranties and insurance products, like GAP or key replacement, tire and wheel replacement, ding and dent removal, and a host of other products.

As Derek eludes, this is a process that needs some cleaning up in order to optimize the customer experience. Tune in to hear an insider’s perspective of the finance and insurance process, and the next time you are buying a car, take heed of Derek’s advice.

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In the future of automobility, cars will still play a major role. While the technology and engineering of cars will fit the modern needs of society, the process of buying a car and adhering to all state, federal, and private business compliance will still exist. Cars will need to be registered with the DMV. If financing is in place, then appropriate institutions will run credit and extend loans. If the buyer purchased a warranty or an insurance product, then the dealer will service.

Long-time and self-retired General Manager, Derek Manis, gives Wisco Weekly an insider look into the process of finance and insurance, or better known as F&I, of the car buying process. During F&I, customers sign contracts and have the ability to purchase additional warranties and insurance products, like GAP or key replacement, tire and wheel replacement, ding and dent removal, and a host of other products.

As Derek eludes, this is a process that needs some cleaning up in order to optimize the customer experience. Tune in to hear an insider's perspective of the finance and insurance process, and the next time you are buying a car, take heed of Derek's advice.

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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Director of Transportation for the Washington Policy Center, Mariya Frost, recaps specifically the transportation panel at her Solutions Summit event in May 2019.

Panelists include:

Randall O'Toole, CATO Institute

Chad Dornsife, National Motorist Association

Mark Harmsworth, Congressman

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