InsurTech Futures: Just Miles to launch pay-per-mile car policy
Founder says new MGA launched because insurance hasn't evolved to meet customer needs.
Start-up managing general agent (MGA) Just Miles is launching a new pay-per-mile insurance policy with the aim to give drivers more control of their costs.
The InsurTech firm stated that its "innovative new technology" and smartphone app will make car ownership fairer and easier to manage.
James Blackham, co-founder and chief executive officer at Just Miles, said: "We founded Just Miles because we believe that insurance hasn't evolved to meet customer needs.
"Consumers shouldn't have to pay full
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