In the US you need something called Ride Share Insurance. I couldn't find a price quote, but I imagine it's not cheap. Your current policy holder is not requi

In the US you need something called Ride Share Insurance. I couldn't find a price quote, but I imagine it's not cheap. Your current policy holder is not required to offer this special insurance. They can cancel you if they feel you are driving for Uber without telling them. No beefs with Uber, other than stop fooling with vechicle requirements, and fees. You're hiring independent contractors? Oh yea, whatever you do don't go into debt over Uber. Buying a new Prius to work for this company seems rediculious.