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This article is mixing together car accidents and wage disputes to create the impression people aren’t getting compensated for accidents, by, e.g., car insuranc
by SamReidHughes 7y ago
This article is mixing together car accidents and wage disputes to create the impression people aren’t getting compensated for accidents, by, e.g., car insurance companies.
- smt88 7y ago> people aren’t getting compensated for accidents, by, e.g., car insurance companies Car insurance doesn't cover 100% of costs. There's the deductible and, for many low-income drivers, the cost of lawsuits. A fully-loaded insurance plan is pretty expensive, and the unit economics likely doesn't work for a lot of these people unless they're insured with the bare minimum. That idea does fit into the low-wage argument, because you're creating a race-to-the-bottom market among your delivery drivers such that the ones who want proper insurance aren't able to compete on price with the ones who are willing to take risks.