As an independent contractor, it's up to you to protect your driving record and maintain a safe vehicle. If you receive a speeding ticket or are involved in an accident, the company you work for will not provide legal advice, counsel, or representation. You're on your own. Your legal subscription plan provides an affordable alternative to hiring an attorney directly.

When you drive for a living, your chance of getting a ticket for a moving violation or traffic infraction go up significantly. Paying the fines eats into your profits and income and points on your driving record can disqualify you from working for some of the more popular companies and services. Some common violations that can result in points on your license include:

• Speeding

• Failure to yield

• Running a stop sign

• Running a red light

• Making an illegal turn

• Following too closely

• Failure to stop for a school bus

• Improper passing

Coupled with a personal legal subscription plan, our Ride Share and Delivery Supplement gets you access to local, experienced attorneys that will defend you in court for covered moving violations. Simply upload the ticket through the app and let your provider law firm get you the help you need. Our network of dedicated attorneys provide valuable legal assistance for moving violations and have experience working with ride share and delivery workers.

Our Ride Share and Delivery Supplement gets you access to an attorney who can represent you in court for moving violations related to accidents that occur while you're on the job. If the vehicle you depend on for your income is damaged by a passenger or another party, you get up to 2.5 hours of consultation time with your attorney for research and review of documents related to recovering damages for you, up to $5,000. All other legal services can be obtained at a 25% discount off your attorney's hourly rate. If you drive for living doing ride share or deliveries, our Ride Share and Delivery Supplement can protect your income at a fraction of the cost.

Our Ride Share and Delivery Supplement also includes IRS Audit services. Because ride share and delivery drivers are considered independent contractors, you are responsible for filing taxes on the money you earn and dealing with IRS if a legal issue arises. If you receive and IRS Audit, you will get up to 50 hours of legal services related to items on Schedules C and E of your personal federal tax return. This includes up to one hour of consultation with a tax attorney within the first thirty days of being notified of an IRS Audit, up to 2.5 hours of representation and telephone conversations by your provider attorney at the audit or settlement conference prior to a lawsuit, and up to 46.5 hours of trial time or services for the actual trial appearances if you are sued by the IRS or if you sue the IRS after paying a disputed tax.