Insuring the Modern Vehicle: Impact of ADAS (In2Risk 2024 Replay)

Presenters: Jill Kirshman, CPCU and Kay Wakeman

Jan. 16, at 2 p.m. ET

Join us for a special In2Risk 2024 session replay on Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems (ADAS). This presentation on ADAS in modern vehicles and the impact on accident rates and severity is a collaboration between CARFAX and IIHS-HLDI. We'll explore why ADAS-equipped vehicles seem to experience more severe accidents, effects of deactivating these features, and whether such vehicles merit pricing discounts. The director of insurance outreach at IIHS-HLDI will shed light on claim trends linked to modern vehicle features. This session will offer in-depth insights into modern vehicle loss data, drawing from billions of records on vehicle history and safety.

 

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Jill Kirshman, CPCU 

Manager, Insurance Analytics 

CARFAX
 

Jill joined CARFAX in 2020 with seven years of experience as an actuarial analyst for both national and regional preferred carriers. Along with actuarial expertise, she has managed product lines and improved profitability by implementing strategic projects for the carrier. She is an effective leader and project manager and marries these skills with her analytics background to serve our insurance underwriting customers in maximizing the benefits of vehicle history data in their underwriting and pricing. Jill received her bachelor’s in mathematics from Liberty University, followed by a masters in statistics at Western Michigan University.

Kay Wakeman 

Director of Insurance Outreach 

IIHS-HLDI
 

Kay Wakeman is the director of insurance outreach for the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety and the Highway Loss Data Institute. Kay joined HLDI in 2015 as a research analyst, studying collision avoidance technologies such as pedestrian detection and rear crash prevention. She continues to play an active role on HLDI’s research team but now also spends much of her time speaking at industry conferences and promoting research and resources available to member companies. Prior to joining the Institutes, Kay received a master’s degree in mathematics from Loyola University Chicago.