Blog: Cutting delivery driver claims with behavioural insight-led insurance
With the growing demand for online shopping, and the pressure on courier services to keep up with this growing demand, Don McCormack, managing director of B2B at Zego, considers how behavioural insight-led insurance can help to lower the number of claims, and reduce insurance premiums in the long run by encouraging better driving.
Online shopping saw immense growth during the Covid-19 pandemic, and many are continuing to turn to online deliveries as part of a shift away from the high street. As a result, delivery and courier
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