HLDI

HLDI is a nonprofit research organization that publishes insurance loss statistics on most car, SUV, pickup truck and motorcycle models on U.S. and Canadian roads. Founded in 1972, HLDI regularly analyzes losses under six insurance coverages - collision, property damage liability, personal injury protection, medical payment, bodily injury liability and comprehensive (including theft). HLDI collects data from companies representing over 85% of the U.S. market for private passenger vehicle insurance. Its database is the largest repository of such information in the world... As manufacturers introduce new crash avoidance features, HLDI is examining their real-world effectiveness... Information from HLDI helps car buyers make informed choices. Insurance losses vary widely among vehicles - even among those that are similar in size and type. Some competing models may have much lower occupant injury experience than others and may be less expensive to insure. HLDI publishes insurance losses..

Also known as: Highway Loss Data Institute

Primary location: Arlington United States