Working for fair wages, better benefits, and safe working conditions for Uber and Lyft drivers & delivery workers across NY, IL, & beyond. #JusticeForAppWorkers
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The memorial is over, but our movement continues on.
We will keep fighting until no more workers are lost in the line of duty.
California just approved Waymo’s biggest robotaxi expansion yet across 18 counties.
That means more driverless cars, more safety risks, and more threats to driver jobs. Workers and communities need a voice before this tech expands.
electrek.co/2026/08/14/waymo…
NY drivers keep our city moving every day. But app companies and Big Tech keep making decisions about our jobs without us.
Drivers need a union, strong protections, and a real voice on the job.
Even pieces defending driverless cars admit the failures are real: construction zones, school buses, crashes, and “edge cases.”
Workers and communities should not be testing grounds for Big Tech.
skeptic.com/article/driverle…
NY drivers keep our city moving every day.
As Big Tech and app companies try to rewrite the rules, drivers need a union, strong protections, and a real voice in the future of this industry.
Two self-driving Waymos were caught in a standoff in the middle of a Miami intersection.
Driverless cars are already creating traffic and safety problems in our communities. Cities need real oversight before this tech expands.
foxnews.com/video/6403105496…
Waymo has nearly 4,000 cars on the road, and the “edge cases” keep piling up.
Robotaxis have blocked traffic, stalled intersections, and even driven over exploding fireworks. Our streets should not be testing grounds for Big Tech.
entrepreneur.com/business-ne…
Waymo is expanding fast, but the “edge cases” keep piling up.
Our streets should not be testing grounds for driverless cars. Workers and communities need a voice before this tech expands further.
nytimes.com/2026/08/10/techn…
At the App Workers Memorial, workers, families, and allies honored the app workers who lost their lives on the job.
We remember them, stand with their families, and continue the fight for stronger safety protections and an industry where every app worker can make it home safely.
Uber and Waymo are racing to expand robotaxis. Workers and communities should not be left out of decisions that impact jobs, safety, and our streets.
cnbc.com/2026/08/01/uber-way…
The cost of living keeps rising, and app workers are feeling it every day. Drivers need pay that keeps up with the real cost of staying on the road.
cnn.com/2026/08/03/business/…
The safety case for robotaxis does not hold up in NYC. Professional drivers already serve this city every day. We need worker protections, not job-killing hype.
nextcity.org/urbanist-news/t…
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JUST IN: Waymo to resume freeway rides after a 2-month suspension prompted by robotaxis driving into closed construction lanes at up to 60 mph.
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CBS News poll analysis on cost of living and whether Americans see answers from political parties. cbsn.ws/4pRkwDA
Wages may be barely outpacing inflation nationally, but app workers still pay for gas, insurance, repairs, and maintenance out of pocket. We need fair pay.
usafacts.org/answers/are-wag…
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Federal lawmakers are stepping in to regulate robotaxis after a string of San Francisco traffic fiascos in which Waymos have stalled, lost battery and required physical tows – most infamously during the widely-documented Fourth of July car-pocalypse. missionlocal.org/2026/07/fed…
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As robotaxis scale, cities and law enforcement agencies are cracking down on bad behavior. wsj.com/business/autos/waymo…
A DoorDash driver was murdered while trying to earn a living and support his family.
No one should risk their life to make a delivery. App workers need stronger safety protections now.
dailymail.com/news/article-1…
SF officials are backing stronger robotaxi rules after repeated Waymo incidents. Public safety requires oversight, not blind trust in tech companies.
thevoicesf.org/san-francisco…
A new report says Waymo’s serious crash rate is higher than NYC’s professional for-hire drivers. So why rush to replace trained workers?
techtimes.com/articles/32229…
Waymo is already mapping Portland while city leaders consider new rules. That is exactly why communities need oversight before robotaxis hit the streets.
koin.com/video/waymo-is-alre…
