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Los Angeles Times
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California Bill to Track Driving Fails
A California bill allowing insurers to track drivers’ habits using telematics for potentially lower rates was opposed by privacy groups and failed to pass legislative approval. The proposed legislation, which would have permitted voluntary data collection on driving behavior to influence insurance premiums, faced significant pushback due to concerns over privacy, regulatory oversight, and compliance costs. Supporters argued it could incentivize safer driving, but opponents emphasized its infringement on privacy and potential violations of existing auto rate regulations.
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