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Did you know that NO personal insurance policy would cover anyone driving for uber even part time? The insurance companies view it as a transportation service, but UBER view themselves as a technology company. Regardless of who is right, the bottom line is, that if you do drive for uber and your insurance company finds out, your policy will be deemed void, and would not cover for any damages.
Mekor?
read their website mefurash in the fine print
In NYC the Uber cars and drivers have to have the same registration, insurance, and licensing as any other competing service.
My insurance says they would cover me, but that they would limit the coverage to less than my usual limits.
In NYC Uber cars need TL&C plates, they are basically taxis except you drive your own car
I did do the research for New York City, and above posters are correct. Uber will not accept you as a driver in New York City unless you have a TLC license, and have separate commercial insurance.
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