Your Sense score is calculated using four key factors:
Acceleration: How smoothly you pick up speed. Harsh or aggressive acceleration can reduce your score and make driving less safe.
Braking: How gently you slow down and stop. Sudden braking often indicates a lack of planning ahead or poor reactions to unexpected hazards, which could reduce your score.
Cornering: How carefully you take turns. Sharp or fast cornering could lead to skidding or loss of control, which will be reflected in your score.
Speeding: How well you stay within the speed limits. Maintaining safe speeds, especially in zones with lower limits, is key to keeping a high score and ensuring road safety.
Each of these factors works together to give you an overall Sense score, helping you understand whether you’re driving well and where there’s room for improvement.
To generate a score, you'll need to travel a minimum of 65 miles and complete 5 trips.
The higher your score, the greater your opportunity to lower your insurance price when you renew your policy.
For more information, please read our blog post Speeding: The newest addition to your Zego Sense Score