TT Club to provide insurance cover for 'Uber-style' freight service

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TT Club is set to provide insurance cover for Russian freight start-up Deliver in order to implement an ‘Uber-style’ service to its customers.

Deliver is an online cargo transport operation that has implemented an Uber-style business model for its customer base of 59,000 drivers.

TT Club will provide Deliver with coverage and its range of

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