Rideshare drivers protest 'unfair' wages
More than 100 Uber and Lyft drivers at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport turned off their apps for several hours, trying to make an impact during a busy holiday travel day. It was all in the hope that the rideshare companies would take notice and increase their wages.
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