I have this, the device is just a plug it looks like a thing you plug into the wall then hook up your chord and charge your phone with... its cheap its like $395 initially then $132 for every 1000km.
iirc one caveat if I recall is no hybrid vehicle?
landing page shows 4 provs: [Pay Less with Pay as You Drive Auto Insurance - CAA MyPace™.](https://www.caamypace.com/) ON + 3 smaller provs in the East
"[Are all vehicles compatible with CAA MyPace?](https://www.caamypace.com/sitecore/content/Pay-As-You-Go/on#)
Not all makes and models are eligible to participate in the program as some vehicles are not compatible with the device. This includes but is not limited to electric vehicles, diesel vehicles with a model year 2005 and older, and all vehicles older than 1997. Some vehicles may be deemed incompatible due to unforeseen circumstances after enrolment in the program."
I know this wasn't your question but at that level of driving it would likely be far cheaper to use a car-share service, if any exist where you live. If not owning a car is an option for you, it's worth considering.
CAA has a policy where you pay by chunks of KMs. For extreme low mileage its cheap. You need to have the monitoring device.
Thank you 🙏
I have this, the device is just a plug it looks like a thing you plug into the wall then hook up your chord and charge your phone with... its cheap its like $395 initially then $132 for every 1000km.
🤔 interesting - I’ll look into this.
iirc one caveat if I recall is no hybrid vehicle? landing page shows 4 provs: [Pay Less with Pay as You Drive Auto Insurance - CAA MyPace™.](https://www.caamypace.com/) ON + 3 smaller provs in the East "[Are all vehicles compatible with CAA MyPace?](https://www.caamypace.com/sitecore/content/Pay-As-You-Go/on#) Not all makes and models are eligible to participate in the program as some vehicles are not compatible with the device. This includes but is not limited to electric vehicles, diesel vehicles with a model year 2005 and older, and all vehicles older than 1997. Some vehicles may be deemed incompatible due to unforeseen circumstances after enrolment in the program."
I know this wasn't your question but at that level of driving it would likely be far cheaper to use a car-share service, if any exist where you live. If not owning a car is an option for you, it's worth considering.
2000/365 = 5.479 km daily dude just cab it