we can give you some estimated costs so that you can see what profits you can make
Nicholas Springer
It is getting more common to not only order from the home delivery companies, but also to drive for them. While this can generate some great new income, it also leaves you open to lose even more.
The policy that you have that covers you and your vehicle does not provide any coverage for “Business†use. What this means is that when you are delivering a pizza or taking that evening Uber rider home, your policy takes a break. Some of the App-based companies may offer some coverage while you have selected a job, some absolutely do not.
While there is coverage available for this type of work, it is not going to be the Personal Auto policy that you already have. A commercial, or business automobile, policy is the proper way to cover yourself while using your vehicle in business.
The unfortunate thing about a commercial policy is that they tend to cost a bit more than the personal policy you already have. Please take this into account when you decide to do deliveries. Call us before you apply, and we can give you some estimated costs so that you can see what profits you can make while still being insured properly.
Nick Springer, current President and CEO of Springer Insurance, joined the agency in 2000. From CSR to telemarketer, Associate Agent, Vice President and now President, Nick worked every possible job in the agency, including janitor while he was in middle school two nights a week!
After taking over for Reta, who retired in 2018, Nick and his wife Shannon have grown the agency to four locations and recently moved the Home Office to a new office condo, still in Midlothian. Over his many years, Nick has attained the designation of a Certified Authority on Workers Compensation (CAWC) and most recently the coveted Certified Insurance Counseller (CIC) designation.
Nick is now heading up the new Springer Private Client Division geared to High Net Worth clients.
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