To help you get a sense of what to expect take a look at these
On December 18, 2016 I had one estimate early in the day at 17.5%
Later in the day they recalculated time of day driving averages and my estimated discount changed. It seems that driving between 10:00am and noon, during weekdays, has an important effect in the discount. Strange thing is that the road congestion in Mississauga between 9:00am and noon (medium risk time) is lower than the road congestion between 5:00pm and 7:00p (low risk) which is high congestion rush hour. Strange - it makes no sense.
After 2 months
By January 6 my driving was on average 12.64 km/day or 4,164 km per year but my discount is still just 20%
Halfway through the 6 month "test"
I have 6 "hard brakes" (no extreme braking events) and just one 9 km trip at about 11:30 pm
Driving is just 10.77 mm/day or 3930 km/year and still just 20% discount.
Another person in the family also taking the test, 1/3 way through the program has much better stats with only 1 braking event and 3,365 km/year but at only 22.5% discount.
It appears that getting a 30% discount is very very very difficult.
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