That’s a great way to earn some extra cash this summer! You don’t need commercial insurance to drive for a rideshare company like Lyft or Uber, but it’s a good idea to add rideshare coverage to your current policy.

Lyft and other rideshare companies offer some coverage to their drivers, but they do not provide full coverage. Unfortunately, there are gaps in these rideshare companies’ policies. For example, if you get into a car accident while on the job but haven’t accepted a ride request at the time, then you might be the one left paying for the damages.

Rideshare insurance policies vary by provider, but you might end up paying as little as $10 a month for extra protection while driving for Lyft. Thankfully, many top insurance companies provide rideshare insurance, including GEICO, Allstate, and State Farm.

MORE: Does my car insurance cover me if I drive for Uber or Lyft?