Colorado Lyft and Uber drivers strike at Denver International Airport, demand reform

DENVER—We don't feel like being exploited anymore, said Steven Lustig, an Uber driver and union organizer. On Thanksgiving weekend, Lustig and 150 drivers organizing with Colorado Independent Drivers United (CIDU) switched off their mobile rideshare apps and put on red armbands.

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