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i believe it is down to their insurance whether they should be delivering on L-plates as I think it's prohibited in the general policy wording that they use the vehicle for commercial use so are in effect driving uninsured by doing so.
HatBeard-
It's been a while since I flew a desk, but back then a standard policy would cover "social, domestic and pleasure use only".
However it was possible, for an additional premium natch, to have various classes of business use added.
Whether the likes of Deliveroo would check that this has been effected and what the odds that a moped riding, pizza pusher would pay the extra are, is another question altogether...
Scilly.Suffolk
Is it legal to work as scooter delivery driver for the likes of deliveroo, dominoes etc on L plates? Shouldn't they need a proper license if they are making a living out of it?