There are two main reasons why insurance becomes complicated when it comes to rideshare drivers. Firstly, rideshare drivers spend more time on the road than ordinary drivers. Purely because of frequent driving therefore, this increases the chances of getting involved in accidents. Secondly, rideshare drivers carry several passengers on a routines basis. In turn, this increases the possibility of being at fault on the driver’s part in the event that passengers suffer injuries or damages. These two areas of risk are the main reason why the default coverage provided by rideshare companies focuses on protecting passengers and ordinary drivers, while placing conditions on whether rideshare drivers themselves should be fully covered when accidents happen. In-house rideshare insurance is typically applied according to four main scenarios: