Drivers In Metro Detroit Plan On Protesting Wednesday!
Detroit’s Uber and Lyft drivers are joining in a two-hour strike with several major cities around the world on Wednesday. Be prepared tomorrow morning if you normally rely on uber…
DETROIT, MI – Stacey Boyle (left) of Rochester Hills, Michigan and Susan Bairley (right) of Chelsea, Michigan examine the cab of the Ford Trax at the Ford exhibit he exhibit at the 2016 North American International Auto Show January 12, 2016 in Detroit, Michigan. The NAIAS runs from January 11th to January 24th and will feature over 750 vehicles and interactive displays. (Photo by Bill Pugliano/Getty Images)
Detroit's Uber and Lyft drivers are joining in a two-hour strike with several major cities around the world on Wednesday.
Be prepared tomorrow morning if you normally rely on uber or lyft to get you from plan A to B.
A lot of drivers will log off the apps from 7AM to 9AM on Wenesday, May 8th.
This protest is for hopes of better wages and benefits including paid time off.
The protests are being held the day before Uber goes public, according to reports, the company could be valued at $90 million.
Here in Detroit, drivers plan to meet up at the airport.
The movement has gained some support nationally with Bernie Sanders tweeting about it.
