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Bill that would have allowed insurers to track driving habits dies in California Legislature
A bill that would have allowed insurers to track driving habits in exchange for potentially lower auto premiums died in the California Legis
September 2, 2026 · via LA Times — Business
A bill that would have allowed insurers to track driving habits in exchange for potentially lower auto premiums died in the California Legislature this week.
Original reporting: LA Times — Business.
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