It's a device and app:
http://www.esurance.com/drive-safe
That page doesn't say much, but it does say that various things can be blocked while still allowing phone calls (which can be restricted to certain numbers).
http://www.esurance.com/drive-safe
That page doesn't say much, but it does say that various things can be blocked while still allowing phone calls (which can be restricted to certain numbers).
> *When the vehicle is in motion, teens with iPhones® will see a banner on their home screen, reminding them not to use their phone while driving. iPhones do not support restriction of phone functionality.
A later bit of fine print says:
> The information provided by Esurance DriveSafe is for customer use only and will not influence your rate in any way. Personalized data generated by this program is hosted by a third party and will never be shared with Esurance. Esurance DriveSafe is available in all states where we do business except MA and PA.
This immediately made me wonder about being compelled to turn over your data in court if you do get into a crash.
Seems pretty useless.