Lilah Butler, Car Insurance Writer
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No, MetLife does not offer rideshare insurance anymore. MetLife no longer provides any kind of auto insurance coverage, since the company sold its home and auto insurance business to Farmers Insurance in April 2021.
Current or prospective MetLife auto insurance policyholders can reach out to Farmers Insurance to ask about rideshare coverage, since Farmers does offer rideshare insurance.
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How much does rideshare insurance cost?
For customers with a personal auto policy, the additional costs quoted by companies like Farmers and Erie for rideshare insurance are usually from $6 to $25 per month. Allstate offers its rideshare coverage for only $15 to $20 per year.
Rideshare insurance costs less than many drivers would think, making it well worth the price. However, prices vary and it’s important to look carefully at what each company covers. Costs often vary because companies...
read full answer by Merrill Burchell, Car Insurance WriterDoes State Farm offer liability car insurance?
Yes, State Farm does offer liability car insurance. State Farm liability car insurance is available in all 50 states, costs an average of $86 per month ($1,032 per year), and pays for other drivers' injuries and property damage if you are at fault for an accident. State Farm also offers other major types of car insurance such as collision coverage and roadside assistance.
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How much is commercial auto insurance for Uber drivers?
Commercial auto insurance for Uber drivers can cost $1,200 to $2,400 or more per year. A cheaper alternative is rideshare insurance, for $10 to $350 per year, depending on your location and insurer. Rideshare coverage is a specialized kind of insurance that bridges the gap between your personal auto policy and the coverage that Uber and other rideshare companies provide for drivers.
Your personal auto insurance is unlikely to cover accidents you’re involved in...
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