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A recent study revealed that 35.8 million Americans across all demographics fib to insurers for lower auto rates.

While the price of premiums isn't the only reason someone may decide to look for a new insurance carrier, it is the most prevalent across all generations, according to J.D. Power.

The average U.S. commuter spends $8,466 driving to work every year.

Data can be leveraged in ways outside of directly lowering premiums to reward good drivers.

Staffing and supply shortages along with inflationary pressures are leading to longer rental periods.

An infraction for distracted driving can cause insurance rates to increase as much as 23%, according to The Zebra.