The Pink Dot grocery store at Sunset Boulevard and La Cienega in Hollywood rolled out three delivery robots in December 2020, and they’re a source of curiosity and amusement to human pedestrians. People photograph the machines, intentionally block their paths and even try to unlock them to see what might be inside. It’s just a matter of time though that
DoorDash now has occupational accident insurance coverage at no cost to its Dasher drivers. They might be eligible to make a claim under this insurance if they’re injured while on a DoorDash delivery. It covers medical payments, disability payments of up to $500 per week and survivors’ benefits in the event of a wrongful death occurring as a result of
DoorDash doesn’t provide primary liability insurance coverage for its drivers. If you’re going to drive and deliver food for DoorDash, you’re going to need your own primary policy of automobile liability insurance. What comes to issue is that the company only requires drivers to have an “up-to-date” auto insurance policy, but even minimum liability coverage from the worst auto insurance
Earlier this year, almost every car insurance provider rolled out some kind of discount to help those affected by the COVID-19 Pandemic. As we enter the winter season, however, most of these “COVID kickbacks” are long gone. Indeed, COVID-related refunds from all major US insurance providers ended this autumn. If you’re a new or existing customer with State Farm, Geico, Allstate, Travelers,
A positive rideshare experience can almost turn an entire day around. A friendly Uber driver picks you up in a clean car, drops you where you need to go, and you’re even on time. It’s a good experience all around. A negative experience, of course, can have the opposite effect. A grumpy driver picks you up in a dirty car,
Can You Rideshare Without “Sharing” Germs? COVID-19 certainly hit the “brakes” on the rideshare revolution. Although the pandemic’s impact can’t be overstated, that doesn’t mean Uber and Lyft have shut their doors. Indeed, both companies have stepped up their “germ-busting game” in an attempt to make riders feel more comfortable. Uber and Lyft Facemask Policy Most significantly, both rideshare companies
