You already pay enough for car insurance. Finding out that information collected by your own vehicle could have helped push that bill higher? Yeah, that’s going to fire some drivers up.
That’s what’s behind a $220 million settlement Michigan and other states reached with General Motors last week.
What Information Did GM Collect About Drivers?
According to the Michigan Attorney General’s Office, GM’s Smart Driver program tracked driving habits between 2016 and 2024, including speeding, hard braking, acceleration, and when trips started and ended…