Solving the ride-sharing conundrum

May 20 2016 by Nick Ferguson

The founders of ride-sharing apps such as Uber didn’t think much about insurance when they launched. Drivers of private vehicles already have insurance, right?

Needless to say, insurers didn’t reall...

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