State Farm and Ford Motor Co. are rolling out a program through which drivers can utilize the auto-maker’s technology to send odometer readings directly to the carrier—and be rewarded with lower premiums if their mileage is kept down.

The collaboration with Ford allows State Farm customers with SYNC-equipped Ford vehicles to use the Vehicle Health Report feature to report their mileage.

Since Ford’s Vehicle Health Report pulls the odometer reading directly from the engine’s computer, the mileage count is considered verified and can qualify the vehicle for State Farm’s telematics-based, pay-as-you-go Drive Safe & Save program.

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