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Most Uber and Lyft drivers get started with the vehicle they already own, as long as it fits the criteria of the platforms. However, when you’re getting ready to purchase your next vehicle, you might want to consider what would be the best to suit your gig work.

Rideshare driving can be a dangerous job - after all, strangers are getting into your vehicle! However, Uber and Lyft have made strides to make things safer for both drivers and passengers. Plus, I share tips on how to make every trip you take safer.

While delivery driving isn’t rocket science, there are savvy ways to quickly be a better delivery driver, earn more and keep more of your earnings. This article will cover the top three strategies successful delivery drivers employ to keep more of their earnings and make more in less time.

Knowing how to manage work stress and avoid burnout at work can be difficult for gig economy workers. Read our tips on how to avoid work burnout and the steps you can take to manage work stress in your day-to-day life.

Enhance your rideshare and delivery driving experience with the best tech gadgets. Get the very best tech gear that makes gig driving easier, more fun and less stressful. Check out our list of must-have tech gadgets for 2022.

When is the best time and place to drive in your city? If you’re just starting out, you may not know when is the most lucrative time to drive. Use these strategies to get a jumpstart on earning while driving for Uber and Lyft!

With all of the food delivery gigs out there, what makes Uber Eats so special? There are five reasons why Uber Eats is one of our favorite delivery apps, including earnings potential, demand and more.

Getting started with Instacart is easy to do, but if you want to really succeed, it pays to learn some secret Instacart success strategies. Follow these tips and you’ll get the most out of being an Instacart shopper.

Interested in driving for a delivery company, but not sure which ones have the highest demand or earnings? With the proliferation of all types of delivery companies, it can be hard to narrow down which one is best for you! In this article, we cover the best delivery companies based on availability, demand, and earnings potential.

What are the top apps no driver should be without? After years of experience, and plenty of chatting to drivers, here are the top 4 apps I think every driver should have installed on their phones. From apps that help you earn more, save more, and learn more, these apps will enhance your driving experience.

To be a truly successful rideshare driver, it helps to know what things to focus on - and what things you can let go of. But how do you know what those things are? A veteran rideshare driver shares the top tips all new drivers can’t miss!

One important part of being a rideshare driver that many people overlook is taxes! Taxes can creep up on drivers suddenly, but doing them doesn’t have to be costly or difficult. Here’s what drivers need to know about self-employment taxes.

What’s one thing no rideshare driver should be without? Other than their phone and a vehicle, the answer is auto insurance! Yes, rideshare drivers need specific insurance, but it doesn’t have to be overwhelming or expensive to find the right option.

So you want to sign up and drive for Uber and Lyft? Before you hit the road, check out these tips about how to make your first week or month of driving smooth and headache-free.

How do rideshare drivers handle tough situations? I break down the most common odd situations drivers will find themselves in, how to handle them, and the top way to protect yourself as a rideshare driver.

What are the top nine features drivers would like to see the most from Uber and Lyft in 2022? We break down the top 9 “must haves” based on driver feedback.

Driving for rideshare and delivery companies during the winter can be tricky - if you’re not prepared. Here’s what drivers need to know about hitting the road this winter.

Considering driving for rideshare in the busy city of Atlanta? Here are three tips to make the most money as an Atlanta rideshare driver.

Getting in an accident can be a terrifying experience—whether you sustain injuries or not. But what happens after the accident, when you have to deal with insurance? Here are the steps you need to take after the accident.

So you want to get started in the gig economy? Before you hit the road, there are ten things to know about working in the gig economy, including gig economy requirements, expenses, and Plan Bs.

Thinking about picking up a side gig? Which is better for you: rideshare or delivery? Breaking down the pros and cons of each here.

The end of the year is typically the highest earning time for rideshare and delivery drivers. Here’s what to know about maximizing earnings during the holidays.

Dustin talks all about how Buckle began and our foundation of supporting gig workers.

It’s finally happening – 2021 is going to be the year of the gig worker. Many are working to make this long overdue reality happen, though this hasn’t always been the case. What’s changed?

When historians pen the narrative of America in 2020, they certainly won’t lack material.

Can Mother Nature cut us some slack? Small businesses must be thinking this question as they face a raging global pandemic, scarring wildfires in California, and devastating hurricanes in the Gulf. Unfortunately, small businesses are also the ones bearing the brunt of the hardship.

If you read the news, you might think the millions of independent contract drivers and delivery people working for Uber, Lyft, Doordash, Postmates and the like are universally aligned and clamoring for full-time employee status. The truth couldn’t be further from that false narrative.

At Buckle, we believe in fairness. We know that it’s unfair to judge people and mistreat them based on their financial status. Credit is a valuable tool to rich and poor alike but indebtedness, generally speaking, is seen as a crutch.

You’ve got Buckle. Great! Now what? It’s time to cancel your other auto insurance. It’s not difficult, but it is crucial to do it correctly. You’ll find all the information you need below.

As a rideshare driver, your auto insurance payments are part of your business expenses. This means that you make less money if you pay too much for rideshare auto insurance. However, auto insurance is vital to drive legally and protect your car. In fact, you can lose your right to drive for rideshare companies if you don’t have the right insurance coverage in place.

For rideshare drivers, auto insurance is essential to protect your income, your property, and your interests. However, the wrong insurance company may leave gaps in your coverage, cost you a fortune, or even fail to protect you after an accident. Don’t settle for subpar rideshare driver coverage. Make the switch today to Buckle, the auto insurance provider specifically designed to give rideshare drivers the coverage you need.

How do you know if you have the coverage you need as a rideshare driver? It isn’t easy! Every penny you spend on rideshare operational costs cuts into your income. That includes auto insurance. You want the best coverage for the lowest price, with no gaps in coverage. Yet, skimping on auto insurance may cost you more in the long run if you don’t have the right coverage when an accident or theft occurs.

Car insurance is complicated. Buckle is here to make car insurance easy for rideshare drivers. This page explains what Buckle will cover in our policies.

Do you find the details of auto insurance coverage confusing? You aren’t alone. In fact, each policy and company may offer slightly different coverage. We’re here to help you understand the basics of each type of coverage.

Buckle is the solution to this glaring, modern problem. We have created a hybrid policy that is unlike anything else on the market.

You probably think you’re covered, but you’re not. The insurance gaps when you are driving ridesharing services like Uber are the “Elephant in the Room.” We can walk you through current insurance options and the gaps that you need to fill.

As a rideshare driver, you need the right insurance coverage to protect you and your biggest business asset, your vehicle. Unfortunately, the insurance coverage provided by the rideshare companies have limits, gaps, and high deductibles. Plus, you still need an insurance plan outside of the rideshare company’s coverage. The cost of auto insurance plans varies greatly depending on the insurance company and the type of coverage you acquire.

The rideshare business grew over the last decade. Thanks to advances in technology, new rideshare companies disrupted the traditional hired driver business model, like taxi and limousine services. These new transportation solutions opened the door for riders to find more options at competitive prices and drivers to enter the new gig economy workspace.

Robust listing to all the questions you may have about the potentially confusing world of auto insurance.