Does “spring forward” really make roads riskier? Arity driving behavior data may tell a different story

Arity’s driving behavior data reveals surprising insights about road risk directly after the annual daylight saving time shift.

Driving behavior data to make auto insurance more personalized, accurate, and fair

Casual man driving a car â POV of passenger in the back seat

Understand how Arity uses driving behavior data to make auto insurance more personalized, accurate, and fair—giving consumers more control, transparency, and potential savings.

Tackling traffic like a pro: Game day driving trends in 2024 vs. 2025

Multi-ethnic group of football fans watching the game together on television at home. They have snacks, drinks, and sports ball and wear blue team jerseys. Hispanic man foreground.

How does the big game 🏈 impact driving trends in the U.S.?

Ask an Arity expert: Auto insurance and telematics trends in 2025

Tourists driving a red car and white sports utility vehicle or SUV around a hairpin curve on a winding road through a scenic forest near Mt. Rushmore National Monument in the Black Hills, South Dakota, USA. The area is a famous place and favorite travel destination for family road trips.

Arity’s auto insurance experts – Henry Kowal, Joel Pepera, and Devin McLaughlin – weigh in on where they see the industry going in 2025.

With dangerous driving behavior on the rise, is it time to look beyond driver’s ed?

Driving instructor sitting his student and explain to him car driving basics, how to properly prepare himself for a drive. View from inside.

Arity President Gary Hallgren highlights the knowledge gap in dangerous driving behaviors.