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Insurer-backed proposal would allow telematics-based driver training as optional pathway
Summary
Grange Insurance and other witnesses proposed an amendment to HB 96 to permit telematics and app-based tools to satisfy some behind-the-wheel training requirements, preserving in-person instructor options while seeking Department of Public Safety approval for technology used in instruction.
A private-sector witness told the committee an amendment to the budget bill would allow technology-based telematics tools to be used as an optional means for teens to meet parts of Ohio's driver-training requirements.
Jason Rather, AVP of innovation at Grange Insurance, described technology that could validate parental practice hours, recommend safe practice routes,…
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