Roughly three out of five drivers report that they'd consent to having their insurers collect data on their driving behavior and mileage if it means lower premiums. (Photo: Stanisic Vladimir/Shutterstock.com) Roughly three out of five drivers report that they'd consent to having their insurers collect data on their driving behavior and mileage if it means lower premiums. (Photo: Stanisic Vladimir/Shutterstock.com)

More than one year into the COVID-19 pandemic, its economic impact continues to reverberate, and insurers haven't been spared.

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