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Originally Posted by Steve9
My insurance co used my cell to track my driving habits
My rates went up. Trouble is they insure my truck, which I drive normally.
They are using the data from my bike riding.
I went with a new co and they want my permission to do the same again and I said no, so they will raise me for that.
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That is total BS. They should only be concerned with the vehicle they are insuring. What if you just turn off your phone when riding your bike? I know that's a bullshit solution, but it might be your only one. Maybe just remember to always shut off your phone before driving or riding?
I won't take long to make that a habit if necessary. Like buckling your seat belt or putting on your helmet.
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