About 100,000 current and former Uber and Lyft drivers will share in a $328 million settlement from the rideshare companies following findings by the state attorney general’s office that the ride-hailing platforms fleeced the drivers out of income.
The AG’s investigation, instigated in 2020 after a complaint by the New York Taxi Workers Alliance, determined that the rideshare companies unjustifiably deducted sales taxes and surcharges from drivers’ earnings that should instead have been paid by passengers.
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