Overview
- The lawsuit, representing more than 10,500 drivers, claims Uber misled TfL about its ride-booking operations between 2012 and 2018, leading to unfair competition.
- Uber has consistently denied the allegations, stating that the claims are 'completely unfounded' and affirming its lawful operation in London.
- The claim could amount to £250 million, with potential compensation of up to £25,000 per driver if successful.
- RGL Management, representing the drivers, emphasizes the significant impact on black cab drivers who have lost earnings and market share due to Uber's practices.
- The legal action revives a dispute first raised in 2019, with a cut-off date approaching for more drivers to join the lawsuit.