Gauteng E-hailing Association confirms drivers are 'switching off their apps'
E-hailing drivers allege they are being exploited, due to that, they are embarking on a strike for more regulation in their sector.
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E-hailing drivers allege they are being exploited, due to that, they are embarking on a strike for more regulation in their sector.
The E-Hailing Driver-Partner Community told Eyewitness News on Sunday that they were in the middle of talks with employers.
Users of Bolt and Uber will be happy to hear that prices have returned to normal.
On Tuesday, e-hailing drivers started their three-day strike as they want the government to intervene on fares that have remained the same despite the fuel price increase.
Drivers contracted to app companies such as Uber, Bolt, and DiDi want government to intervene and use the law to protect them from alleged exploitation.