On October 10, 2019, Local Driver Co-op in cooperation with Pro Driver and groups representing 200,000 rideshare drivers from New York City, took to the streets demanding Uber, Lyft, TLC and other organizations restore fairness to the industry. Direct Global / Direct Co-ops was there in solidarity and support of the drivers and their families.
Watch the earlier rally of over 6,000 rideshare drivers in New York City in September 2019:
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Direct Global / Direct Co-ops Invited by #DriversUnite and the Alliance for Independent Workers to Capitol Hill to Support the Gig Is Up Act, Authored by Congresswoman Deb Haaland and Alex Lawson of Social Security Works