If you were injured in an Uber or Lyft accident, you're dealing with questions that don't fit neatly into standard car accident claims. These rideshare companies operate under different insurance rules than regular drivers, and whether you were a passenger, driver, or someone hit by a rideshare vehicle changes what coverage may explore and how your claim moves forward. Understanding which insurance policy covers your injury—the driver's personal policy, the rideshare company's coverage, or a combination—is the first step toward knowing what happened and what comes next.
The articles here walk through how rideshare insurance actually works, what to document at the scene, how to report your injury to the right parties, and what the claims process looks like when a rideshare company is involved. You'll find information about the differences between being on-duty and off-duty, how to communicate with insurance adjusters, and what questions to ask so you understand your options.