Requires delivery network companies to maintain automobile insurance.

This bill requires delivery network companies (like ride-hailing or food delivery apps) to ensure drivers have proper insurance coverage during specific work periods. It mandates that companies verify drivers maintain primary auto insurance covering at least $50,000 bodily injury per person, $100,000 total bodily injury, and $25,000 property damage during both the "delivery available period" (when drivers are logged in and ready) and "delivery service period" (when they're actively delivering goods). If a driver's insurance lapses, the company's insurance must cover claims immediately without requiring the driver's policy to deny coverage first. The law directly affects delivery drivers and companies operating in New Jersey, ensuring minimum liability coverage during work-related delivery activities.