Safe Driving Points definition

Safe Driving Points means Your score and/or ratings from the Data collected and/or transmitted for each of completed trip based on Your

Examples of Safe Driving Points in a sentence

  • We highly recommend You to keep track of Your Safe Driving Points in the App from time to time.

  • However, all accumulated points will be expired/forfeited if You: (a) did not drive Your car for more than 90 days; or (b) did not activate Bluetooth pairing with Microtag which is attached in Your car during Your driving trips for more than 90 days; or (c) lapsed Your policy and did not utilize the Safe Driving Points after 90 days whichever comes first.

  • Any driver(s) that is/are paired to the Device fitted in Your Car is/are entitled to earn Safe Driving Points, however, only the main account is allowed to redeem the voucher from the App.

  • The App uses location, speed and motion for the purpose of recording trips and determine score for Safe Driving Points.

  • You will also receive complimentary Safe Driving Points as soon as Microtag has been paired and activated to compensate for the time taken from the delivery of the device.

  • With the Device activated and paired to Your smartphone, You will be entitled to earn Safe Driving Points for each Your completed trip.

  • You are now ready to begin Your safe driving journey and earn Safe Driving Points.

  • Each Device will be associated under one account of which the account owner and every other driver named in the account will be collecting Safe Driving Points and will be receiving safe driving advises.

  • If a student does not cure the “Incomplete” deficiency by the end of the next regular semester, whether he or she is enrolled or not, the grade of “I” will be changed permanently to an “F” on the student’s record.

  • You will also receive complimentary Safe Driving Points as soon as Microtag has been paired and activated to compensate the time taken for device delivery.

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