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California OKs rideshare coverage from State Farm, USAA

USAA's coverage is available now, while State Farm's endorsement starts March 21.

By Shawn Selby | Updated on January 22, 2016
California drivers who work for Uber and Lyft now have two more insurers they can buy coverage from. (Photo: iStock)

Major insurers are jumping into the pool to provide new auto insurance coverage options to California drivers working for ride-hailing companies such as Uber and Lyft, The Sacramento Bee reported.

This week, California Insurance Commissioner Dave Jones approved Bloomington, Ill.-based State Farm and San Antonio, Texas-based USAA to begin offering coverage for policyholders using their personal cars to provide rides through transportation network companies (TNCs).

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