Pay-as-you-drive auto insurance is becoming a mainstream reality for many insurance companies, and is proving popular with Millenials.
At the same time, "sharing" services like Uber and Lyft are presenting new problems for traditional insurers by blurring the lines between personal use and commercial operation.
Enter Metromile, a California-based insurance company, that has used telematics to implement a new policy for Uber partners.
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