Driving for Uber, Lyft, or a delivery app can be a great way to make money with a flexible schedule, but you can’t simply jump in your car and start driving. As part of the startup process, it’s critical you get insurance that covers you and your passengers when you are ride hailing, which most people colloquially call ride sharing. Even worse, you could end up with huge liabilities if you’re involved in an accident and don’t have the right coverage.

While getting ride-share insurance may not be an exciting process, it’s an essential step in starting as a ride-share driver. If you already have insurance, it’s a good idea to shop around every couple of years to ensure you’re still getting the best deal for your driving habits. Here’s a closer look at the best ride-share insurance for drivers to help you hone in on the best combination of cost and coverage for your unique driving needs.

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