Uber Drivers Strike In New York After Judge Halted Wage Increase

Uber drivers in New York protested against the company's legal action to halt a wage increase approved by the New York City Taxi and Limousine Commission. The protest was part of a day-long strike, with drivers expressing frustration over Uber's lack of respect and corporate greed. The legal action, which Uber claims is necessary due to potential cost increases, has led drivers to reconsider their relationship with the company. Some drivers are exploring other ride-sharing options, such as Lyft, which has not joined Uber in the lawsuit. Political figures have shown support for the drivers, criticizing Uber's actions.

Why are Uber drivers in New York protesting?

• They want more vacation days.

• They are unhappy with a lawsuit blocking a wage increase.

• They are demanding better vehicle maintenance.

• They want Uber to expand to more cities.

What did the New York City Taxi and Limousine Commission approve?

• A raise and fare hikes.

• A new app for drivers.

• A reduction in working hours.

• A new type of vehicle for Uber.

What is Uber's argument against the wage increase?

• It would be too costly and increase rider fares.

• It would require new technology.

• It would make the app less popular.

• It would lead to fewer drivers.

How does Ibrahima Gori feel about working for Uber compared to traditional taxis?

• He finds it much better than traditional taxis.

• He feels it's 10,000 times worse than driving a yellow cab.

• He believes it's slightly better than traditional taxis.

• He thinks it's about the same as driving a taxi.

What are some drivers considering after the lawsuit?

• Moving to a different city.

• Quitting driving altogether.

• Starting their own taxi company.

• Switching to other ride-sharing apps.