"Not Insignificant"

Each day Adam Gordon drives from his St. Paul home to his daughter's school or his Bloomington job, a small device underneath the dashboard of his Acura Integra tracks his every move.
The gadget, which is smaller than a deck of cards, records when, how fast and how far he drives. His wife, Meghan, does the same with her car.
If the Gordons drive at consistent levels without incident, they can save up to 20 percent on their auto insurance with the Progressive Group. They pay $676 every six months to insure two 6-year-old cars, down from $799.
"It works," Adam Gordon, 42, said. "We've realized a 15 to 20 percent discount from what we were paying before, and that's not insignificant."