Premium rating error report by Quality Planning concludes auto insurers could boost profits by paying more attention to miles driven by customers.

The 'Underwriting' theme of ISO's 4Q08 ISO Review featured a QPC article that discusses how important good information can translate into profitability.

Male drivers are cited for reckless driving 3.41 times more than women, according to a new study that found men are more dangerous behind the wheel.

Quality Planning, the ISO company that validates policyholder information for auto insurers, has released proprietary findings that reveal dramatic differences in the number and type of traffic violations received by men versus women. The findings show that, when it comes to traffic laws, women are far more observant of them than men, and that the laws violated more frequently by men are those laws designed to safeguard people and property.

A survey of driving habits shows that annual mileage driven on American roads is declining, mainly because of a reduction in discretionary use of vehicles.

Auto insurers focused on eliminating rating errors introduced during the sales process now have a new weapon to identify inaccurate or fraudulent information. In a move that places advanced data analytics techniques on the front line of auto insurance sales, Quality Planning Corporation (QPC) is introducing QPConfirm®.