Episode 226 - National Consultation: Telematics and young drivers safety

In the latest Journal Podcast episode, we explore the CII consultation on the role insurers can play in improving road safety for young drivers, following a report from the Coroner's office of Coventry and Warwickshire into the tragic deaths of Harry Purcell and Matilda (Tilly) Seccombe. We discuss: ✅ What the consultation is, it's purpose and impact on the insurance profession ✅ How telematics can move beyond pricing risk to helping reduce it ✅ Why better communication and transparency could increase trust among young drivers and parents ✅ The power of feedback, coaching and gamification to encourage safer driving habits Talking to us about this consultation are Adam Harper, Executive Director: Strategy, Advocacy & Professional Standards at the CII Group; Thomas Clarke, Motor Strategy Director, and Warren Carley, Vertical Principle, both from Lexis Nexis Risk Solutions. It's a fascinating discussion on the future of road safety, technology and insurance—and why collaboration across insurers, families and vehicle manufacturers matters more than ever. 🎧 Listen now To contribute to the CII consultation, please click here: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=MXvnnpM1cUS8ZcFjr1z37Hyzz5cc1elDgyO71ib8bc9UOUdIMkVCRFEySDNNSURBUU5PQkQyRzhCVi4u&route=shorturl

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