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Fresh from winning Prop 22 in California, the ride-sharing company prepares for battle in Seattle. by In the closing days of 2020, Uber announced that Seattle trip prices would jump about 24% in the new year, the first of several increases amounting to an expected 50% hike by April. (Jason Redmond for Crosscut) Uber really wants you to hate Seattle’s new driver minimum wage law. More than that: The company may soon want you to vote to kill it. In the closing days of 2020, Uber announced that Seattle trip prices would jump about 24% in the new year, the first of several increases amounting to an expected 50% hike by April. The company says it’s trying to cover rising costs brought on by a new law passed in September. As of Jan. 1, Uber and Lyft must pay drivers minimum per-minute and per-mile rates to ensure they receive at least the city’s minimum wage, now $16.69 per hour.

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