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Uber and Deliveroo fast food delivery insurance {Merged}
Hi i am looking for cheap insurance for fast food delivery. If you work for uber food or Deliveroo who do they use for this ?
background i wish to deliver for a small Indian 10 hours a week but fast food delivery insurance at £150 to £170 months makes the job worthless
Thanks in advance
background i wish to deliver for a small Indian 10 hours a week but fast food delivery insurance at £150 to £170 months makes the job worthless
Thanks in advance
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Hi All,
i have normal insurance (Social, domestic and pleasure) for my car. I wish to deliver fast food Fri evening and Saturday evening only( 10 hours a week)
My insurance company admiral will not offer this. Has anyone out there found a company that does reasonable top-up insurance that would cover me for this?
So far i have only been able to find companies that want to cover for combined normal domestic and fast food. but no one who will offer a top-up for just the fast food element
If i can find a cost-effective top-up i will have to turn the work down
Many thanks, in advance0 -
I would think the restaurant would cover your mileage expenses, no? So it shouldnt be an issue if you dont think the quotes are cheap.0
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no, the insurance is down to the driver i this case. If i deliver without the correct insurance its 6 points on the license and a hefty fine. The challenges i have is to get at an affordable cost on top of my normal car insurance. if i had no insurance to start with it would be easy to find a combine normal + fast food insurance.
But as i have normal insurance i need a top-up for fast food delivery
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You could find a combined policy, and then cancel your existing policy. There would obviously be a cost.
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Go and drive for dominos then, they'll cover you.andrew28 said:no, the insurance is down to the driver i this case. If i deliver without the correct insurance its 6 points on the license and a hefty fine. The challenges i have is to get at an affordable cost on top of my normal car insurance. if i had no insurance to start with it would be easy to find a combine normal + fast food insurance.
But as i have normal insurance i need a top-up for fast food delivery0 -
Hi all a bit more info below
I have a similar issue i only wish to delivery for 10 hours a week and am finding it very very expensive to get this insurance.
I believe that most of the drivers for the small restaurant are driving uninsured (a disaster waiting to happen)
I had a long chat with admiral insurance .they do not offer the type of insurance i need but they did say
"Business class1, 2 or 3 does not cover fast-food delivery i will need Commercial insurance or specific fast food delivery insurance"
I have spoken to the restaurant owners and they have normal business level insurance wish is not sufficient at all. i think a lot of the little Chinese/Indian takeaways will be the same and misguided on what they need.
i am trying to find out about uber/deliveroo it looks like they only insure their own.
Currently fast-food delivery would cost me between £150 to £170 a month making the little job on the side a dead duck.
If you work for uber or deliveroo do you have any useful info on their insurance?
So the search goes on for a more cost-effective cover ...0 -
There will be FB groups for Uber Eats and Deliveroo drivers to share their experiences. Ask in there.
If you're only doing 45hrs/month, then £150/mo works out to £3.30/hr... If that makes it "worthless", then the job is paying a derisory amount anyway.
If you do twice as many hours, the hourly cost is halved.0 -
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It's not it's someone else's thread.TimSynths said:0
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