>>Probably less surprising is that they might be insured, but have taken out the minimum required for passengers.
In EU any car insurance, no matter the premium, has to cover minimum 5 million euro for bodily harm and 1 million euro in property damage, so this is not an issue. But lyft does not operate here so it does not matter.
>>Pain and suffering, lost wages, cosmetic surgery. Yeah, I can agree with those.
You might be surprised.
Probably less surprising is that they might be insured, but have taken out the minimum required for passengers.
> I'm honestly not sure what would be there to cover if I was a passenger though, even if I had to be hospitalized it wouldn't cost a penny
Pain and suffering, lost wages, cosmetic surgery.