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Old schemes are finding new victims in rideshare drivers and other gig workers, who are being preyed upon for their personal and financial information.

Drivers are on the road for 12 hours a day. The lack of access to bathrooms is a labor and a safety issue, drivers say

A Connecticut chapter of the Independent Driver’s Guild rallied in East Hartford and at...

Instead of picking up rides, some local rideshare drivers spent their day rallying Wednesday. They want Uber and Lyft to make changes to how they’re paid,...

As gas prices continue to climb amid historic inflation, rideshare drivers with Uber and Lyft are bearing the burden of having to drive more for less.

A Connecticut chapter of the Independent Driver’s Guild rallied in East Hartford and at...

This US organisation, which started up a little more than a year ago, hosted its first Wellness Fair recently to promote wellness and self-care practices for ride-share and delivery drivers amid the ongoing and new struggles of the job.

CHICAGO -- On a Friday afternoon in the summer of 2019, Chicago resident and ride-share driver Teddi Burgess picked up a couple of passengers from Portillo's in River North.

In recent months, New York has largely stepped away from COVID-19 restrictions in an effort to get back to “normal,” and now, after the wave of omicron has come and gone, the city is now back on the right track to recovery.

The surge in people choosing to drive for a living for rideshare and delivery companies was met with a pandemic of viral infections but also more crime on the roads, and drivers are struggling to balance the pros of the job, like flexible schedules, with the reality of the risks of being on the road.