X < 90 Where X Is The Number Of Days Until A Rider Policy Kicks In.
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Uber? Sorry, I couldn't help myself! 
I doubt it. Similar to waiting 90 days to get your health insurance.
Patience is a virtue!
What's with this math junk? "Find x such that x is less than 90"!
What's with this math junk? "Find x such that x is less than 90"!
Errol, you crack me up!
TransAm. My husband is with me on day one. May is another one.
TransAm. My husband is with me on day one. May is another one.
Thank you for pointing me in the right direction Mrs. Monster. I'm looking into both of them now.
Anyone aware of any others?
TransAm. My husband is with me on day one. May is another one.
Thank you for pointing me in the right direction Mrs. Monster. I'm looking into both of them now.
Anyone aware of any others?
Your best bet is to contact the companies directly as well. There are some that are 60 day. It's pretty much gonna be 2 months with the company. It's an insurance policy from what I was told. Not positive on that
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I've been looking at a few companies. We've had a couple of recruiters come to school as well. Of these, I keep hearing hearing about rider policies at companies that are available 90 days or more after finishing training and going solo. Does anyone know of any companies that allow riders in less than 90 days?
Thanks,