According to new research by Cambridge Mobile Telematics (CMT), Tesla owners are 50% less likely to crash while driving their cars.
owners are 50% less likely to crash while driving their cars. The new research was presented by CMT, which is the world’s largest telematics service provider, at the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety Conference earlier this week.
A deeper understanding of the risk variables that impact safety outcomes is the key to reducing risk for EV drivers, CMT noted in a press release. Its research looked at the differences in risk between fossil-fueled vehicle drivers and EV drivers. This included driver fatigue, vehicle range, distracted driving, and speeding.
McMahon presented the new research while speaking at the keynote, “Electric Drivers: Changes in Driver Behavior,” at the IIHS-HLDI Vehicle Research Center in Ruckersville, VA.
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