TrygDrive

TrygDrive – how to earn a car insurance bonus
TrygDrive is an app for use together with Tryg’s car insurance for young people aged 18-30 years – it’s your chance to earn a bonus by driving safely. Also, you get access to your own personal driving coach, offering tips on how to improve your driving skills as well as driving statistics and the option of challenging your friends and competing for great prizes.

TrygDrive makes it safer, more fun and cheaper for you to own and drive a car.

How TrygDrive works
With TrygDrive, you pay less for your insurance policy, the better and more safely you drive. You pay your normal premium, and every time you go driving, you have the chance to earn bonus points. The bonus points are paid out once a year in connection with the renewal of your policy. After each car journey, the app will tell you how you scored as well as the number of bonus points we have transferred to your account. If you score 1-10, we add points to your account, and if you score 12-15, we deduct points from your balance. A score of 11 is neutral. You are therefore able to directly impact the size of the bonus which you will receive at the end of the year – up to 30%!
In order to earn the bonus, you must buy your insurance cover at www.tryg.dk or call Tryg’s customer service on tel. +45 7011 2000. We will then send you a Telematic dongle, which you must plug into the OBDII port in your car (you can find your own car here: https://www.carmd.com/wp/locating-the-obd-2-port-or-dlc-locator/ ).

- You receive a detailed overview of all your car journeys
- You get a bonus overview broken down by journey, day, month and year
- You get an accident guide, direct access to submitting claims and requesting roadside assistance, if required
- Extra features: See where your car is parked, challenge your friends, family or colleagues, and join in fun competitions for great prizes

Note: Not all car brands and models are compatible with the concept. For example, TrygDrive is not available for electric vehicles or vehicles produced before 2001. Continuous use of GPS in the background can increase battery consumption.