Thank You Massachusetts Voters!

Thank you for giving us the chance to work
for better working conditions.

Now the real work begins as we organize ourselves into a union.

Massachusetts Drivers United

Joining together to build the App Drivers Union!

Drivers Can Now Legally Unionize

It was illegal for contractors of anykind to unionize. Our victiory with Ballot Question #3 ended that. Welcome the App Drivers Union.

Drivers Will Develop Their Own Union

We need to sign 4000 drivers to union cards. This tells the State of MA we want a union.

Click here and join us!

Unionization Will Take Effort

After getting 4000 drivers signed we will then get access to the list of drivers. From there we need to get 18,000 to want to join.

Return Rates to 2015 Levels

Return to the rates of 2015. Passengers were happy and so were drivers.

End Unfair Deactivations

Drivers are being deactivated without a means of recourse.

Base All Fares On Mileage and Time

No more ride brokering where the companies make up the fare on the fly. Base the fare on time and distance.

Meet the App Drivers Union

The App Drivers Union is supported by the Service Employees International Union (SEIU), and the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM).

App Drivers Union

  • The work has started to form our union.
  • We need 4000 drivers to sign up.
  • We need 18,000 drivers to be certified as the official union of Lyft and Uber drivers.
  • Click the App Drivers Union to find out more.
  • Click here and sign the card! We need you!

Lyft vs. Driver Pay: The Hidden Costs Explained

Long rides are loser rides with Uber and Lyft. Here’s an example backed up with receipts. This is a receipt from a Lyft ride from Quincy, MA to Manchester, NH. The driver was paid $49.17 while the customer paid $90.03. How does that happen? The business is not based on…

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Free man driving his car

$32.50 per hour? Nope.

It’s commonly thought that the Attorney General’s settlement with rideshare companies guarantees that drivers will be paid $32.50 per hour. Not true.
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Watch, Read, Listen

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$4.43 – E. Boston to Quincy

It’s a misty morning at 6:00am in Boston. Hopefully the adverse weather translates to higher demand. Here’s an Uber ride which is very similar to the Lyft ride I wrote about in a previous post. That one was 9.4 miles and this one is 9.23 miles. Both had tunnel tolls. The upfront fare is $10.61. […]

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$1.79 – Harvard to Logan

Stopped at this Panera Bread in Watertown Square. It’s so new that it’s not even on their app yet. This is all there is to it. There’s no tables no seating. It’s sort of like a ride I did this morning. Nothing to it. Not even any earnings. This is terrible. Harvard Square to Logan […]

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