What to do after a rideshare accident: reporting, filing claims with Uber, Lyft or your insurer, and getting paid.
Yes. If you never told your personal auto insurer that you drive for Uber or Lyft, they can deny your claim after an accident. They can also cancel your policy or void it entirely, depending on your state and the…
You’re parked by the curb at 10pm, app open, staring at an empty map, waiting for a ping. The light turns green, you ease forward, and the driver behind you never looks up from their phone. Now you’re standing on…
A crash involving an Uber turns a normal insurance claim into a layered one. You may be dealing with the driver’s personal insurer, Uber’s commercial carrier, and another driver’s company all at once. The order of your actions matters. Report…