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Claims automation specialists Automated Insurance Solutions (AIS) have announced a major partnership today with the new driving app and platform RoadHow.

The RoadHow driver risk management app helps learner drivers to pass their test and insurance providers to digitally access a motorist’s driving ability for the first time, encouraging drivers to work in the app to help them to become safer and more aware on the road and to potentially save money on their insurance by using the data gleaned from the testing of their driving knowledge when pricing the driver’s policy.

AIS offers an online platform service, known as BAIL, which enables the Insurance, Fleet, and Claims Industries a quick and simple solution for creating and deploying intelligent automation across their claims and customer service operations.

BAIL is a no-code platform that allows organizations to build, test and instantly deploy digital automation solutions to meet their specific business needs.  In-house subject matter experts can design processes that automate repeatable expert tasks, including liability assessment and 24/7 digital customer contact.

Announcing the partnership, Ben Taylor, CEO of AIS said, “Over the last year we have been able to significantly expand and diversify the capabilities of our platform culminating in the release of an all-new version during 2021. Digital-first customer service is now playing an increasingly important role post-Covid and we are proud to be at the forefront of these developments”.

“The insurance claims industry is really starting to embrace ways in which it can work in collaboration with providers of complementary products and services to offer customers more than just a claims service when the worst happens. We are excited to be working in collaboration with RoadHow to help enhance the consumer value proposition of motor insurance policies.”

Adrian Ryan, CEO of RoadHow said, “We are delighted to be working in partnership with the AIS team, as we see great opportunity and synergy to bring new data and technological change to the insurance industry. We believe this is imperative in today’s ever-changing digital landscape.

Pass your DVSA Theory Test by using RoadHow to prepare and you’ll build a score that insurance companies will soon start to use to offer discounts on premiums. No other app works with insurers to provide access to data-driven insurance premium discounts after passing your #DVSATheoryTest.

Simply download the app, create a profile by registering and then get started……take DVSA question courses, review DVSA Hazard Perception clips and pass that DVSA Theory test now!

Website: https://roadhow.co.uk/

Google Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.roadhow

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/in/app/roadhow/id1490803417

RoadHow App: How does it work?

► RoadHow app driver companion app tested ► Trains learners and experienced drivers alike ► Also claims to lower your insurance premium...

Want to keep your driving knowledge fresh? Or are you a learner looking for some extra-curricular learning before your theory and practical tests? RoadHow offers all this, with the aim of making it both enjoyable and easy. It even gives you opportunities to earn real rewards.

RoadHow provides training and quizzes on everything from motorways and what to do in an accident, to how to look after your paperwork and more. It also has the full suite of DVSA courses for learner drivers to revise. There are even hazard perception tests.

Sign up and make an account, and you'll need to provide your driver's licence data and an image of yourself to prove who you are, and we'll get to why later. Once you're all set, the app opens to a weirdly out-of-place social feed, as if you've just opened up Facebook in an alternate universe all about motoring. Get past that and you can start these courses from scratch, either testing your road knowledge or your road perception.

You're guided through courses by simple multiple-choice questions, sometimes with images and videos – tap the screen when you spot a hazard in a hazard-perception clip, as you would on a real theory test, for instance. There are even trivia quizzes about cars and motoring. These are all relatively slick operations – save for a couple of courses where questions repeated themselves. Interestingly, we put our phone down during a quiz and noticed that the app tracks your face – popping a message up saying it can't continue until it can verify it's actually you.

This is mainly due to the awards system. RoadHow claims it can help lower your insurance premium – that's why it needs your driving licence and facial recognition. You can see the results of each course after you've completed it, and each course affects your 'RoadRating', which acts a little like a credit score – after a good amount of courses passed, our rating went from 460 to 521 (the number ranges from 0 to 1000). If you go back to check your answers, the app even rates your 'willingness to learn' – again, designed to make you look good to car insurers come premium renewal.

RoadHow has partnered with Carrot insurance, which uses the score to adjust your insurance premium, and RoadHow is working on getting more insurers on board. Colin Butler, head of partnerships at Roadhow, tells CAR that if your insurance company subscribes to RoadHow, 'they will do an automatic look-up to see if the driver is a Roadhow subscriber, too. If so, we'll send the driver's scores to the insurance company.'

You can also pay for a premium account (£2.99 per month at the time of writing) that offers tangible rewards and money-off vouchers for various shops, too.

RoadHow: How it works

What'll it be today? Perception tests, road sign knowledge, how to maintain your car and how to behave on motorways are just some of the courses available.

New high score! You can assess your answers after each course, and each one affects your 'RoadRating'.

I'm watching you In order to prove you're taking the course, Roadhow needs constant facial recognition.

RoadHow App: Does it work?

RoadHow is an app that opens the door to a world of opportunity. How do I get started? 

Are you a learner driver who wants to pass the DVSA Theory test and get on the road? 

Download RoadHow and answer all of the questions from the DVSA revision question bank. Pass your DVSA Theory Test by using RoadHow to prepare and you’ll build a score that insurance companies will start to use to offer discounts on premiums. No other app offers data-driven insurance premium discounts after passing your DVSA Theory Test. 

Simply download the app, create a profile by registering and then get started……take DVSA question courses, review DVSA Hazard Perception clips and pass that DVSA Theory test now! 

Website: https://roadhow.co.uk/ 

Google Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.roadhow 

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/in/app/roadhow/id1490803417 

Getting on the road is a massive milestone for everyone – and of course, is life-changing. Learning to drive, taking to the road and buying and running your first car is exciting but can also be pretty daunting! RoadHow will help you to learn and to become a better, safer driver. You will soon be able to save money on your car insurance and RoadHow Rewards also offers you access to savings on great brands that you spend money on every day. So what are you waiting for? JOIN US ON THE JOURNEY. YOU’LL BE GLAD YOU DID. Google Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.roadhow

RoadHow app driver companion app tested

Trains learners and experienced drivers alike

Also claims to lower your insurance premium...

Want to keep your driving knowledge fresh? Or are you a learner looking for some extra-curricular learning before your theory and practical tests? RoadHow offers all this, with the aim of making it both enjoyable and easy. It even gives you opportunities to earn real rewards.

RoadHow provides training and quizzes on everything from motorways and what to do in an accident, to how to look after your paperwork and more. It also has the full suite of DVSA courses for learner drivers to revise. There are even hazard perception tests.

Sign up and make an account, and you'll need to provide your driver's licence data and an image of yourself to prove who you are, and we'll get to why later. Once you're all set, the app opens to a weirdly out-of-place social feed, as if you've just opened up Facebook in an alternate universe all about motoring. Get past that and you can start these courses from scratch, either testing your road knowledge or your road perception.

You're guided through courses by simple multiple-choice questions, sometimes with images and videos – tap the screen when you spot a hazard in a hazard-perception clip, as you would on a real theory test, for instance. There are even trivia quizzes about cars and motoring. These are all relatively slick operations – save for a couple of courses where questions repeated themselves. Interestingly, we put our phone down during a quiz and noticed that the app tracks your face – popping a message up saying it can't continue until it can verify it's actually you.

This is mainly due to the awards system. RoadHow claims it can help lower your insurance premium – that's why it needs your driving licence and facial recognition. You can see the results of each course after you've completed it, and each course affects your 'RoadRating', which acts a little like a credit score – after a good amount of courses passed, our rating went from 460 to 521 (the number ranges from 0 to 1000). If you go back to check your answers, the app even rates your 'willingness to learn' – again, designed to make you look good to car insurers come premium renewal.

RoadHow has partnered with Carrot insurance, which uses the score to adjust your insurance premium, and RoadHow is working on getting more insurers on board. Colin Butler, head of partnerships at Roadhow, tells CAR that if your insurance company subscribes to RoadHow, 'they will do an automatic look-up to see if the driver is a Roadhow subscriber, too. If so, we'll send the driver's scores to the insurance company.'

You can also pay for a premium account (£2.99 per month at the time of writing) that offers tangible rewards and money-off vouchers for various shops, too.

RoadHow: How it works

What'll it be today? Perception tests, road sign knowledge, how to maintain your car and how to behave on motorways are just some of the courses available.

New high score! You can assess your answers after each course, and each one affects your 'RoadRating'.

I'm watching you In order to prove you're taking the course, Roadhow needs constant facial recognition.

RoadHow App: Does it work?

RoadHow App is available for both Android and iOS. Please type in "RoadHow" on your Google Play or App Store search bar to find us.

Android Users: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.roadhow