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Can an insurance company discriminate against drivers of their own vehicles for delivery jobs in Florida?

Yes, insurance companies can legally discriminate against drivers of their own vehicles for delivery jobs in Florida. This is because Florida is an "at-fault" car insurance state, which means that the person who causes an accident is responsible for paying for the damages. Insurance companies consider delivery drivers to be a higher risk for accidents because they are constantly on the road and make frequent stops, increasing their chances of being in an accident. As a result, insurance companies may charge delivery drivers higher premiums or even refuse to insure them altogether.
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