MAYFIELD VILLAGE, Ohio, — Progressive is completing its rollout of Snapshot Pro, a new unified telematics program that offers greater visibility into driving operations and insights, more device options and potential insurance savings at renewal, based on driving behavior.
“Businesses are looking for practical tools that help them operate more efficiently, manage costs and foster safe driving behavior,” said Luke Harmer, Progressive Commercial Lines Telematics product leader. “By simplifying participation and bringing driving insights together through the Driving Dashboard, Snapshot Pro makes it easier for businesses to incorporate telematics into how they manage their vehicles, while identifying opportunities to save.”
Available to most commercial auto customers – including small businesses, owner operators and small fleets – Snapshot Pro combines Snapshot ProView and Smart Haul into a unified program, simplifying how customers enroll and participate. Eligible customers may connect an existing approved telematics or electronic logging device provider or use a device provided by Progressive.
Eligible customers using Progressive-provided devices can access the Snapshot Pro Driving Dashboard, which provides fleet activity, trip history, driving insights, safety ratings and other information that can help support coaching and operational decisions.
Additional Highlights
Snapshot Pro also offers several ways to save during the first enrollment term and the potential to continue savings at renewal with safe driving. Customers – new or existing – may receive 15% in participation savings when they choose to enroll and up to an additional 15% through the dashcam program with qualifying dashcams, which is now available to all business classes. Customer savings and renewal pricing vary by driving behavior, eligibility, *availability and state regulations.
To learn more, click here or contact a Progressive agent.
*Snapshot Pro is currently unavailable in Alaska, Hawaii, Montana and Washington. Due to regulatory requirements, only some California customers will be eligible.









