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In the fall of 2022, hundreds of rideshare drivers came to City Hall to tell us about their poverty wages and exploitative work conditions, and advocated for Council to pass
Uber and Lyft had threatened to leave the city if the ordinance took effect as scheduled July 1.
After weeks of threats and negotiations, ride-hailing companies Uber and Lyft say they will continue service in Minnesota after state lawmakers reached a deal on a minimum wage for drivers.
Accusations of fraud, waste, and mismanagement have been leveled against the Minneapolis Department of Neighborhood Safety.
Mayor Jacob Frey says he wants to both increase driver pay and ensure rideshare services continue operating in Minneapolis.