Fully Comp: Episode 13 - For all the hype, is there tangible evidence UBI, telematics and on-demand motor have seen lift off during the pandemic?

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For the thirteenth episode of Post’s video series Fully Comp we gathered a group of experts together to consider if the Covid-19 pandemic has had any impact on the consumption of non-traditional annual motor insurance products.

Specifically whether there is any evidence that the various national and local lockdowns of the last 12 months have increased drivers’ appetite to try usage-based insurance, telematics and on-demand

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