People heading to and from LaGuardia Airport on Sunday might have trouble catching a ride. Uber and Lyft drivers went on a 12-hour strike, from noon to midnight.
Drivers were expecting per-minute increases of 7.8%, but a judge issued a temporary restraining order after Uber sued TLC.
"We are not here only to drive. We are here to protect our livelihood. We are here to protect our living," one driver said. Queens Assemblyman Zohran K. Mamdani added,"What we're seeing is corporations trying to pass off every cost to their worker and keep every profit to themselves." Lyft says it looks forward to engagement on ways to improve rider-share, overall, and Uber says drivers recently got their third raise since 2020 and now make almost $32 dollars per hour.
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Striking Uber, Lyft drivers to skip LaGuardia Airport pickups SundayPassengers flying into LaGuardia Airport on Sunday should to ready to make transportation plans that don't involve Uber or Lyft, as rideshare drivers prepare for a strike that involves declining all pickups from that airport from noon until midnight.
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Uber, Lyft drivers prepare to strike at LaGuardiaThere will be no Uber or Lyft pickups at LaGuardia Airport from noon to midnight on Sunday, as drivers demand more money from the ride-sharing companies.
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