The Chicago Rideshare Advocates group is working to organize thousands of drivers across the city to protest wages that they say often drop below the city’s minimum wage of $12 per hour. The group also said abusive riders often are ignored by companies.
“Nobody wants to ban Uber and Lyft. Nobody wants that,” Eli Martin, a co-organizer of Chicago Rideshare Advocates told the Chicago Sun-Times. “We all like this; we just have to make it work better.”
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