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About The Network

 

Rideshare Driver Network is a not for profit organisation of drivers working together to create a real alternative to exploitation.

RDN are experienced professional drivers committed to achieving job security and better pay and working conditions for all drivers.

We provide practical help and information to drivers with issues they encounter from deactivation to GST, tax, infringements, and how to tackle pretty much anything on the road. We raise money for drivers in need and create and contribute to existing networks so drivers don’t face trouble, or driving, alone.

RDN are also a founding member of the International Alliance of App-Based Transport Workers (IAATW) and a have close working relationship with other driver groups from the UK, USA, France, India, south-East Asia, South Africa, Nigeria, Canada and Central and South America.

Membership is $2/week. We don’t want your money. we want your voice. We want solidarity. We know we are stronger when we stand together.

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Latest News


Uber driver Scott Cabrie has been found dead, allegedly killed by a passenger. Every day in Australia, rideshare drivers working for Uber, Ola, DiDi & others work hard to make sure the public gets to their destination efficiently and safely. But safety is a two-way street. RDN wishes to call to attention to this disparate industry oversight of drivers and passengers that may well have resulted in the death of our colleague.
Ride-hailing giant Uber is facing a legal challenge over its use of real-time facial recognition technology in a driver and courier identity check system that it uses in the U.K.
Harmers Workplace Lawyers has launched a landmark legal action in the Federal Court on behalf of 4 drivers and the Rideshare Driver Network (RDN). RDN represents thousands of Uber drivers who are fighting for their industrial rights. The case will determine whether Uber drivers are in reality employees of Uber, and not independent contractors, as Uber has always claimed.

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