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It’s no secret that many people in New York State are excited about the arrival of rideshare companies, like Uber and Lyft. Not only are they a convenient way to get where you want to go, but these companies create an influx of full-time or part-time job opportunities for those who want to become drivers.
All of this is great news. However, there is a catch.
When you become a driver for Uber or Lyft, your auto insurance starts to involve different types of risk, especially in New York State.
Ridesharing is a new and evolving business that still has many grey areas in terms of insurance policies and beyond. If you have any questions regarding becoming a driver for a rideshare company pertaining to how the insurance coverage works, please contact us.
To view Uber’s explanation of their insurance policy, click here. Lyft’s coverage is similar; however their physical damage deductible is $2,500.
Illustration of the risk associated with driving for Uber or Lyft and any rideshare company in NYS.
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