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Jordan Lee Urban mobility and auto insurance writer for Curbside Policy. Jordan covers rideshare coverage, city parking, and insurance for drivers navigating busy metros.

Rideshare & Gig

February 23, 2026• by

App-Based Driver Worker Classification — Why It Matters for Your Coverage

Whether your gig platform classifies you as a contractor, an employee, or something in between has been a labor question for a decade. It’s now an...

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City Living

February 21, 2026• by

Subletting Your Car for the Weekend? Read This First

Loaning your car to a friend feels like a one-line favor. Your policy mostly handles it — until the friend’s exes, kids, or boyfriends-of-boyfriends...

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Rideshare & Gig

February 18, 2026• by

Rideshare Driver Taxes Meet Rideshare Driver Insurance: The Annual Reckoning

Filing as a rideshare driver isn’t just a 1099 question. The insurance side of your annual ledger — endorsement premiums, business-mile splits, claim...

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City Living

February 14, 2026• by

When the Tow Truck Damages Your Car (Yes, It Happens)

Tow trucks damage cars more often than insurers like to advertise. The claim against the towing company is the right path — but the path to that path runs...

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EV & Tech

February 12, 2026• by

EV Battery Damage: Where Comprehensive Stops and Manufacturer Coverage Starts

A damaged EV battery is the most expensive component on any consumer car. The line between “covered by your insurance” and “covered by the...

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EV & Tech

February 9, 2026• by

Range Anxiety Meets Roadside: What EV Drivers Need From a Tow Plan

EVs need flatbeds. Almost every standard roadside plan starts with “we’ll send a truck” — but only some plans, written some ways, actually...

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EV & Tech

February 7, 2026• by

Tesla’s Autopilot, FSD, and Your Policy: What’s Actually Different in 2026

ADAS systems have shifted from “novel feature” to “ratemaking input.” Whether you drive a Tesla, a Rivian, or a 2023 Civic with...

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Urban Parking

February 5, 2026• by

Parking Garage Scrapes: The Smallest Claim That Triggers the Biggest Premium Headache

A $1,200 scrape in a low-ceilinged garage is the most expensive small claim in personal lines insurance — not because the repair is huge, but because the...

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City Living

February 2, 2026• by

Pedestrian-Heavy Intersections and the Insurance Math

Pedestrian-involved claims behave differently than fender benders. The dollar amounts are bigger, the fault analysis is more nuanced, and the policy lines that...

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City Living

January 30, 2026• by

Sharing the Road With Bike Lanes: An Honest Update for Urban Drivers

Bike lane designs have changed faster than most driver’s-ed curricula. Three patterns now drive most of the friction between cars and cyclists — and...

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