Driving for a rideshare or delivery platform feels routine most of the time. You accept a trip, follow the pin, drop off the package or the passenger, and move on. The app handles the navigation, the customer handles the instructions, and the whole thing is designed to move fast. That speed is the point - and it's also where the risk lives. Most drivers don't think about address verification until something goes wrong. They arrive at an empty lot instead of a residence. The pin drops in the middle of a poorly lit industrial area at midnight. A passenger wants...