Uber, Lyft Drivers Protest for Better Wages at Atlanta Airport

Despite the disruption, many passengers report no issues in securing rides.

Uber and Lyft drivers in Atlanta turned off their apps and protested outside Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta Airport, demanding better wages.
The protest began around 4 p.m. on Saturday, a peak travel time, in an attempt to pressure rideshare companies to raise wages.
Drivers claim they receive less than 50% of the fare for the ride, with some reporting earnings of less than 30%.
Uber and Lyft spokespeople defended their pay policies, stating drivers can earn more than $30 an hour and know their pay upfront.
Despite the protest, many passengers at the Atlanta airport reported no issues in requesting an Uber or Lyft ride.