Verified Mileage

The Average Person

The average distance driven is different for every driver. But on average, drivers travel 13,476 miles per year on U.S. roads, according to the U.S. Department of Transportation's Federal Highway Administration (FHWA).

Where does the data come from?

Examples include both public sources (e.g. emission centers) and commercial sources (e.g. vehicle service providers). Typically, an event/data record is available within five days of the event. There are more than 120,000 data sources and millions of records are loaded every day. Some information will be available within hours of the event, like an oil change or car service, while others may take longer.

Are there other ways to get you the information?

Yes! You can send pictures by text message to the agency at 678-894-9655.

Please make sure to include your name, policy number, and identify the photos with vehicle information; for example: under the first picture sent, input year/make/model (2022 Honda Civic).

Submit verified mileage documents

What Is Needed:

We need two documents/photos that show data to formulate the annualized mileage:

Current Odometer Reading: this is a picture of your current odometer reading
Past Data: this must be a minimum of 3 months (90 days) old. Examples include (but not limited too) invoices from oil change, battery change, tire rotation/change, dealership service/maintenance, bill of sale, or emission results.
The "Past Data" can not be older than two years from today.

Verified Mileage