Lyft Drivers News Today

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After a year long fight, the companies agreed to a $1.28 per mile and 31 cents per minute minimum wage.

Some accused sexual abusers have used Lyft or Uber to transport unaccompanied teenagers or children to their doorstep, according to criminal court records.

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A recent research report published by Lyft reveals that rideshare drivers who identify as Asian and Pacific Islander (AAPI), Hispanic or Black are more likely to receive speeding tickets than white drivers. The report: According to the study, AAPI, Hispanic and Black drivers are 24% to 33% more likely to be stopped for speeding and pay 23% to 34% more in fines, even when driving at the exact same speeds as white drivers in Florida. The research sheds light on racial disparities in law enforcem...

Uber and Lyft drivers went offline for a protest at the Vancouver, BC Airport on Valentine's Day, February 14, 2024. Watch a live video from the event.

Thousands of drivers for Uber, Lyft and DoorDash were striking across the U.S. on Valentine's Day, demanding fair pay and better treatment. If the ride-share and food delivery platforms increase...

Uber and Lyft drivers in Canada, the United States, Mexico, and Britain will walk off the job on Wednesday, Feb. 14 as part of a 2024 global day of strike.

Many Metro Vancouver Uber and Lyft drivers will not be on the road on Valentine's Day as they partake in an international day of protest.