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The group brought traffic to a standstill in the Pretoria CBD on Tuesday afternoon as they handed over a memorandum of demands, calling on government to ensure companies in the industry are held accountable.
An organisation representing E-Hailing drivers has accused the Government of empowering companies such as Uber, Bolt and Didi to freely exploit those working within the industry.
E-hailing drivers across South Africa are planning to shutdown major routes and disrupt services in a three-day national strike next week.
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