AAA OnBoard App Inquiry
I’m curious whether the app will interpret my biking activity as a car trip. Additionally, if I use CarPlay to listen to a podcast or a Spotify playlist, will that count as a “distraction event”?
AAA OnBoard app
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The AAA OnBoard app is designed primarily for monitoring driving behavior, so it is likely that the app may not accurately distinguish between different modes of transportation, such as biking versus driving. If you’re on a bicycle, the app might still log your activity as a trip, but this can depend on how the app interprets your movement.
As for using CarPlay to play a podcast or Spotify playlist, it typically would not register as a “distraction event” if you’re a passenger. However, if you are the one driving and interacting with the app while also using CarPlay, it may log that as a distraction event since it is focused on driver behavior and safety. It’s best to use the app while parked or safely while not driving to avoid any negative logs.