Uber drivers pay their own taxes on gross earnings which classifies them as self-employed individuals. This means it is up to them to take care of their own health insurance needs.
The good news is that there are many options available, and we’ll go over those in this article.
You may have your own auto policy, but most personal auto policies have an exclusion for using your car for carrying passengers or doing delivery. While Uber and Lyft have their own policies to cover drivers, there are times when this coverage is minimal. Let’s look at how each respective policy works.
As a rideshare driver, it can be very confusing to know what to do after an auto accident. A lot will depend on what “phase” you are in when the crash occurs. It’s especially important to know that Lyft and Uber handle things differently.
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