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Uber’s end-of-year investor report indicated that the company gave more than 11 billion trips worldwide in 2025. While Texas was only a small portion of that number, that still comes out to thousands of trips covering millions of total miles. If you’re involved in an Uber or Lyft crash in Texas, your case comes with a coverage question a normal wreck doesn't have: how will the accident be covered? Figuring it out isn’t always straightforward, and may involve having to fight to secure evidence that might not be publicly available.

Three Phases, Three Different Coverage Levels

The amount of insurance coverage available to a rideshare accident depends heavily on the driver’s app status at the time of the accident. Rideshare drivers have far more coverage available to them when they are actively giving a ride than they do when they’re waiting on their next fare.

App Status Insurance Source Available Coverage
App off Driver’s personal auto policy Texas minimum limits
App on, waiting for a ride request Uber/Lyft contingent liability coverage Limits above the driver’s personal policy, below the full commercial amount
Ride accepted or passenger on board Rideshare platform’s commercial policy $1 million liability policy, plus uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage

An attorney who works rideshare cases establishes which phase applies using the trip record and the app data, then pursues every policy that attaches. Getting that wrong is how a serious injury ends up chasing a minimum-limits policy.

What a Rideshare Attorney Handles for You

Trip data lives with the platform, and it doesn’t come out on request. Preserving it usually takes a formal legal demand. The sooner that goes out, the better. Your attorney also sorts out who else may share fault, whether that’s another driver, the vehicle’s owner, or a parts manufacturer.

Each of these insurance layers may try to blame one another, and that can make a case drag out for weeks, months, or even years. An attorney can keep things organized and moving while keeping the pressure on parties who are liable for the injuries your accident may have caused. This includes passengers, rideshare drivers hit by someone else, people in other vehicles, and even pedestrians.

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Finding a lawyer who is experienced in handling rideshare cases can feel like a daunting task. Texas Crash Network takes the stress out of this process by handling the hard work for you. Talk to us about what happened by filling out our survey, and in 15 minutes we’ll connect you to a firm that knows how to handle an Uber or Lyft accident in Texas.

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