The person with road rage might have been a rideshare driver. Regardless if you are a passenger, another motorist, or a pedestrian, you can claim damages. The liable driver may have their own insurance policy, but rideshare companies offer coverage for workers. A victim would collect money from the business’s insurance policy if the motorist was on the clock. However, the coverage caps if the person is in between fares. The limit increases if the rideshare driver carries a passenger at the time of the accident. If the negligent party was off the clock, you would need to make a complaint against the driver's own insurer. Some states require vehicle owners to purchase minimal personal liability coverage. The rideshare company may use excuses to avoid having its insurance pay for damages. The business could claim the driver did not log into the app before the crash. An investigation from an attorney may prove otherwise. They can help you if any complicated matters arise during the case.