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Workers say the rideshare and food delivery platforms are taking disproportionate sums from their fares as fees, hurting their earnings. The protest comes just as Uber, the largest ride-share company, saw its shares hit a record high after announcing a $7 billion share buyback.
Thousands of Uber and Lyft drivers are taking a break from the job this Valentine's Day as part of a global protest over pay and benefits.
Workers will refuse rides to and from major airports like Miami International Airport and Newark Liberty International airport for two hours on Wednesday in protest of livable wages, better working conditions and more benefits.
E-hailing drivers protest the implementation of the new Trip Radar feature and the use of Bajaj cars.
Drivers went on strike today after Uber sued to block planned wage increases that would have gone into effect today.