Thursday, October 22, 2026
State Rule

Arizona Rideshare Insurance Rules

Arizona requires 15/30/10 personal liability and TNC coverage of 50/100/25 while a driver is logged on. Endorsements are broadly available.

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Questions Drivers Ask

Does DoorDash need commercial insurance?
Delivery work is excluded by nearly every personal policy and is not covered by rideshare endorsements, so yes, delivery-specific coverage is required.
Can I drive for both Uber and Lyft with one policy?
Yes, as long as the endorsement does not name a single platform. Most endorsements cover rideshare generally.
Will a rideshare claim raise my personal rates?
An at-fault accident raises rates regardless of app status; a not-at-fault claim usually does not, but the endorsement itself may change the base rate at renewal.
Does Uber provide insurance for drivers?
Yes, but only contingent coverage tied to the trip phase, and it sits behind the driver's own policy in most states.
What is the rideshare coverage gap?
The period when the app is open but no trip has been accepted, during which neither the platform nor a standard personal policy provides coverage.
Is rideshare insurance required by law?
No state requires a rideshare endorsement, but every state requires the vehicle to be insured while in commercial use, and platforms require proof of coverage.