Ridesharing apps, such as Uber and Lyft, have exciting plans for the future. Uber has tested self-driving cars in New York, and it has reportedly sought to test these vehicles in nearby Pennsylvania.
For the time being, these companies still rely on human drivers. Every person can make a mistake, which means you could end up in a car accident as a passenger in an Uber or Lyft. You may not have sustained serious injuries, but there is still protocol you need to abide by. Although you may not have been the one behind the wheel, there are actions to take following such a collision.
The process
In the aftermath of an Uber accident, you still want to see a doctor shortly afterward. Even if the collision does not seem that severe, you can still experience whiplash that requires medical attention. You need to see a physician within 24 hours of the crash, even if you were a passenger. Here are other steps to take in case you end up filing a claim:
Rideshare accidents can create complex issues for accident victims. It is prudent to seek the advice, guidance and representation of a personal injury lawyer. Unraveling coverage issues and fighting for meaningful compensation after an accident should not be taken for granted.
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