Answer: It can when both use the same telematics-insured car and the system scores the vehicle rather than the individual.
Check how named drivers are handled
Some modern products use phone apps or separate driver accounts, while others simply score the car. Follow the provider’s setup exactly. If each driver is expected to carry a registered phone, missing that step could make the data less useful or create apparent gaps.
Shared use can blur who created the score
A learner may drive carefully during practice while a parent uses the same car for commuting. If the system is vehicle-based, both driving styles can be mixed into one telematics history.
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