Optional telematics program sparks privacy and equity debate in Senate committee
AB 3 11 would let insurers offer optional telematics discounts that track driving behavior. Survivors and road‑safety advocates urged passage; privacy, consumer and civil‑rights groups warned about algorithmic opacity and disparate impacts.
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Assemblymember McKinner presented AB 3 11 as an optional telematics pathway that would let vehicle users opt into programs that track driving behavior to earn insurance discounts and, proponents say, improve road safety.
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