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Minneapolis City Council overrode Mayor Jacob Frey’s veto on an ordinance that guarantees rideshare workers a minimum pay rate of $1.40 per mile plus 51 cents per minute, while Uber and Lyft plan to leave the Twin Cities.
Rideshare drivers in Minneapolis have been fighting for a minimum wage for years, but Mayor Jacob Frey has vetoed the ordinance again.
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