Protect App-Based Drivers + Services

Additionally, the report found that more than 196,000 California restaurants, grocers and merchants used app-based delivery platforms in 2023. The report also found that merchants earned $12.9 billion in revenue, with each business averaging $65,826 in 2023.

The report also found that, on average, nearly 70% of app-based drivers worked fewer than 5 hours per week, and more than 92% of drivers worked fewer than 20 hours a week. Independent app-based work continues to be a vital source of supplemental income for Californians.

Prop 22 upheld ✅ Last week's ruling is an overwhelming victory for California drivers and millions of consumers and businesses who rely on app-based rideshare and food delivery services. The courts have spoken: Prop 22 is constitutional. #Prop22Upheld

Protect Prop 22! 💪 As the CA Supreme Court heard oral arguments yesterday, Dashers met in Sac, Stockton & SD to discuss #Prop22 & why it's so important that the measure is upheld. They were united in their desire to maintain their independence & the need to #ProtectProp22.

Nearly 60% of California voters said #YESonProp22 in 2020. Furthermore, app-based drivers overwhelmingly support the law and want to remain independent. #ProtectProp22 #UpholdProp22

Our full statement following the conclusion of #Prop22 oral arguments ➡️ bit.ly/3wKdEAN #ProtectProp22 #UpholdProp22

In 2020, all 12 newspapers within the Southern California News Group endorsed #YESonProp22 along with the @sfchronicle, @mercnews, @sdut and other major news outlets.

“It could be devastating for me and my family if Prop 22 is overturned,” said Jameela. Millions of CAs depend on the independence of app-based work. And millions more rely on the convenience and reliability of essential services for access to fresh food and transportation.

The report also found that the majority of drivers earn on #rideshare and #fooddelivery platforms in a limited, part-time capacity to supplement income and other work. In 2021, drivers worked an average of 2.7 hours per week.

Well said, Darwin. Many drivers cherish the independence and flexibility of app-based work. #Prop22 protects rideshare and food delivery while improving the quality of app-based work, including providing guaranteed earnings and access to new benefits.