Report shows ride share drivers in metro make less than minimum wage; Lyft disagrees

Ride-hailing drivers celebrate in Minneapolis, Thursday immediately after Minneapolis City Council members voted to pass a measure that would increase wages to drivers of ride-hailing companies, including Uber and Lyft, to an equivalent of more than $15 an hour. Opponents say this may increase costs to customers and increase fears that Uber and Lyft will follow through on their threats to leave the area altogether.
Trisha Ahmed | AP
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