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No one noticed, but Uber and Lyft stopped accepting new NYC drivers - Mashable

New wannabe Lyft and Uber drivers are out of luck in New York City. Both ride-hailing apps stopped taking on new drivers in the past month. Uber's hold went into effect on April 1 and Lyft's waitlist for drivers followed. Politico noticed the hold on new dri… [Read More]

Published @ April 29, 2019

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