by admin | Aug 13, 2026 | Blog
California rideshare drivers have moved closer to statewide union representation under the Transportation Network Company Drivers Labor Relations Act. The California Gig Workers Union reported reaching the support threshold overseen by the Public Employment Relations...
by San Diego Drivers United | Jul 13, 2026 | Blog
By San Diego Drivers United Every day, thousands of Uber and Lyft drivers across California spend hours on the road serving their communities. Unfortunately, with more time behind the wheel comes a greater risk of being involved in a traffic accident. A rideshare...
by San Diego Drivers United | Jul 2, 2026 | Blog
California’s fuel-tax increase adds pressure to drivers who already pay for gasoline, maintenance, insurance, tires, vehicle financing, and depreciation. Even a small per-gallon increase becomes meaningful for a full-time driver who travels hundreds or thousands of...
by San Diego Drivers United | Jun 19, 2026 | Blog
Rideshare and app-based drivers gathered at Waterfront Park to call attention to falling net earnings and rising operating costs. The event brought drivers together to speak publicly about fuel, insurance, maintenance, unpaid pickup time, and the lack of transparency...
by San Diego Drivers United | Jun 5, 2026 | Blog
Drivers across California and other states claim that Uber and Lyft removed vehicles that previously qualified for Green, Comfort, and other services without prior notice, leaving thousands of drivers with investments, car payments, and financial obligations they...
by San Diego Drivers United | Jun 1, 2026 | Blog
California Assembly Bill 1340 created a new legal framework for eligible transportation-network-company drivers to organize and bargain collectively while continuing to be classified as independent contractors under state law.Current status: Governor Gavin Newsom...
