Thousands of Uber, Lyft and food distribution drivers throughout the country took place strike Wednesday for greater pay and far better working problems.
In the Bay Area, striking drivers held indications and honked horns in front of Uber’s head office in San Francisco.
“I am protesting for fair wages,” Uber chauffeur Marianna Porras stated. “We’re tired of the exploitation.”
Local travelers stated they were worried concerning obtaining a rideshare chauffeur due to the strike, however, for the majority of they just needed to wait a number of mins.
Striking drivers stated Uber is taking a significantly bigger cut of their prices.
Uber offered the adhering to declaration on Wednesday:
“Despite the headlines, we’ve seen no impact to our operations or reliability for riders. In fact, in most markets, there are more drivers on the road today than there were during the same period last week.”
Some food distribution drivers for DoorDash and Grubhub were anticipated to sign up with the strike.
