TrueLane by The Hartford 2.0.0

TrueLane is a usage-based insurance program offered by The Hartford, which uses telematics technology to monitor a driver's behavior.

TrueLane works by installing a small device in the insured vehicle that collects data on driving habits such as speed, braking, acceleration, and time of day. This data is used to calculate personalized insurance rates.

TrueLane collects data on aspects of driving behavior including acceleration, braking, speed, and the time of day the vehicle is driven.

The Hartford ensures that customer privacy is protected with TrueLane. The collected data is used solely for the purpose of calculating insurance rates and improving driver safety.

Yes, drivers who exhibit safe driving behaviors may be eligible for discounts on their insurance premiums through TrueLane.

To enroll in TrueLane, you typically need to contact The Hartford and express your interest in the program. They will guide you through the enrollment process, including installing the telematics device in your vehicle.

TrueLane is primarily aimed at personal auto insurance policies and may not be available for certain types of vehicles such as motorcycles or commercial vehicles.

There are typically no fees associated with enrolling in TrueLane. However, it's recommended to check with The Hartford for specific details regarding any potential costs.

The duration for TrueLane to determine your discount may vary but is usually based on the period during which your driving behaviors are monitored. This period could range from a few months to a year.