BUSINESSJul 22 · 22:30 UTCWRIC ABC8 RICHMONDRolynn Wilson

Driving for work? Why rideshare and delivery drivers may need an extra layer of insurance

Rideshare and delivery drivers may require additional insurance coverage as traditional car insurance might not protect them during accidents while working. These services are increasingly popular as side hustles but lack comprehensive job-specific coverage.

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