In its current form, the proposed infrastructure bill helps insurance companies reduce risk while potentially increasing prices as it evolves toward a more tailored approach. The requirement to have technology that identifies drunk drivers, provides automatic emergency braking or protects infants from accidentally being left in a hot car will change how insurers identify and charge for risk. There will also be a need for a system to track which cars have specific technologies and who manufactures them.
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