Passenger UM/UIM coverage under SB 371
Review the crash date, trip stage, role of each person, and policy version. A receipt or app record may help establish status. Other potentially applicable insurance requires separate review. This guide does not determine an insurer’s duty or the amount a person can recover.
Sources: SB 371, chaptered 2025 ↗ · Insurance Code section 11580.2 ↗
Other policies require separate review
For a useful review, keep the following information together. You do not need to enter it on this website.
- The actual policy, bill, report, or notice involved.
- Dates and facts that could change which rule applies.
- The questions you want an attorney to answer before you take a step.
Sources: SB 371, chaptered 2025 ↗
READ THE DECISIONS
Court decisions relevant to california uber and lyft insurance: ride status and coverage
Waller v. Truck Ins. Exchange, Inc.
(1995) 11 Cal.4th 1, pp. 18–19
The court read the policy to decide if a loss might be covered. What the contract says matters.
Limits of this decision: This was a business policy. It does not show what your own car policy pays.
Read the opinion ↗Review information for this guide is recorded above. Read each decision with its stated limits.
Legal and agency sources for this page
Use the sources to read the underlying rule or current official process. A source link is not personal legal advice.
- SB 371, chaptered 2025 ↗
- Insurance Code section 11580.2 ↗
- Waller v. Truck Ins. Exchange, Inc. (1995) 11 Cal.4th 1 ↗
Reviewed by Andrew Ronald Gillin · 2026-11-05 · Review and correction process