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Telematics specialist calls on government to do more on road safety

A driver checking the telematics on the dashboard of their car

Industry experts expressed mixed views on next steps after the Chartered Insurance Institute launched a consultation into the role insurers can play in improving road safety for young drivers.

The CII’s consultation comes after the Coroner’s Office of Coventry and Warwickshire raised concerns about the variation in how telematics is applied across the sector, and how clearly its safety

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