Documentation Guide
Learn how to systematically document injuries and coverage gaps to ensure your rights are protected under the law.
01
Immediate Response
Document the incident immediately. Use your phone to capture the scene, including the location, time, and any visible damage to your vehicle.
02
Medical Evidence
Obtain a medical report from a licensed provider. This is the most critical document for proving injury and establishing the need for coverage.
03
Policy Verification
Review your current insurance policy to identify any coverage gaps. Note the specific limitations and exclusions that may apply to your injury.
04
Legal Documentation
Compile all evidence into a single, organized file. This includes photos, medical reports, policy documents, and any communication records.
Driver Rights & Prop 22
What benefits does Prop 22 offer?
Prop 22 provides gig drivers with access to essential benefits like workers' compensation, health insurance, and unemployment insurance, ensuring a safety net for those working independently.
Are gig drivers covered by workers' comp?
Under Prop 22, drivers are covered by workers' compensation for on-the-job injuries, providing critical medical coverage and wage replacement for those who are injured while driving.
How can I document my coverage gap?
Documenting your coverage gap is crucial. We encourage drivers to keep detailed records of their work hours, earnings, and any claims filed to ensure they receive the benefits they are entitled to.
What rights do I have if I am injured?
If you are injured while working as a gig driver, you have the right to file a workers' compensation claim and seek medical treatment. We are here to help you navigate this process.