Non-customers who test drive Snapshot will have the option to switch to Progressive and apply their discount, or return the device to Progressive without switching.

Customers who keep the device installed for their six-month policy term will receive their final discount and return the device to Progressive.

People who drive less, in safer ways and during safer times of day are more likely to get a discount. After 30 days, customers will find out if they're eligible for a discount based on their driving habits.The Snapshot device measures how, how much and when consumers drive their vehicle, then sends that driving data to Progressive. After drivers sign up for the Snapshot program, they receive a device that fits in the palm of their hand and plugs into the on-board diagnostic (OBD) port of their car.'Now, Tennessee drivers are just 30 days away from saving with Snapshot.' 'More than 1.6 million drivers have participated in our program to get personalized car insurance rates by sharing information about their safe driving,' said Dave Pratt, Progressive's general manager of usage-based insurance.

Snapshot creates a personalized insurance rate based on a driver's actual habits. Progressive has been awarded several patents on the methods and systems used in Snapshot, creating a program that is unmatched in its advanced technology, security and ability to optimize discounts for customers. To test driveSnapshot, visit: or call your local agent. The program is now available to Progressive customers in Tennessee and open for a free test drive to all drivers in the state even if they are not Progressive customers. Drivers currently earning discounts in the optional program are already saving an average of $150 per year. With Snapshot, consumers can save on their car insurance based on their safe driving habits. They're all less likely to be in an accident and can save money on their car insurance with Snapshot, Progressive's optional Pay As You Drive® insurance discount program, a form of insurance also known as usage-based insurance (UBI) has formally launched in Tennessee. Drivers who avoid slamming on the brakes. Families with an extra car they only drive occasionally. MAYFIELD VILLAGE, Ohio - Decem-Business travelers who park their cars at the airport several days a week.

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