Month: November 2024

POLITICO Rideshare drivers have gotten four pay rises while essential city employees struggle to keep up By Josh Gold, Senior Director, Public Policy & Communications, Uber | November 6, 2024 A new study reveals that […]

Gothamist By Tiffany Hanssen and Elizabeth Shwe | November 18, 2024 Emergency response times in New York City have been getting longer, year after year. That’s according to Mayor Eric Adams’ annual management report. City […]

Updated – Posting the full article The Chief 9 lawsuits remain active BY RICHARD KHAVKINE | November 22, 2024 Despite reduced tolls tied to the MTA’s congestion pricing plan approved by the agency’s board Monday, […]

NY Post By Aneeta Bhole and Matt Troutman | November 1, 2024 A dying Vietnam vet’s last thought before he died was why his New York City ambulance took nearly an hour to arrive, his […]

NY Post By Matthew Sedacca | November 2, 2024 They save New Yorkers’ lives — but might be better off driving an Uber. Big Apple Uber drivers who worked 32 hours a week for 50 […]

Gothamist By Giulia Heyward. | November 2, 2024 City lawmakers say New Yorkers are waiting longer than ever for emergency medical attention at the same time the city is struggling to keep enough ambulances – […]

Crains’ New York Business By Ethan Geringer-Sameth | November 1, 2024 Response times for emergencies in the city are getting longer thanks in part to fewer ambulances on the road and hospital closures stretching resources […]

EMS1 A report from the ride-share company reveals that drivers working 32 hours a week make around $13,500 more annually than first-year EMTs By Bill Carey | November 5, 2024 NEW YORK — New York […]