Eight out of 10 are uninsured.
Quite a few people these days are taking on delivery side jobs using their personal cars.
The problem, however, is that a significant number of them are driving without insurance coverage for accidents that occur during deliveries.
According to data obtained by the office of lawmaker Sohn Myung-soo from five non-life insurance companies, an estimated 63,000 passenger car delivery workers were operating as of May, and the subscription rate for paid transport insurance stood at a mere 22.3%.
In other words, nearly 8 out of 10 people are heading out for deliveries without insurance.
If you have only subscribed to personal auto insurance, you may end up having to pay out of pocket for repair costs or settlement money if an accident happens while delivering for pay.
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