Most Uber and Lyft drivers in LA work full time and still struggle to make ends meet, study says
LOS ANGELES - When ride-hailing services Uber and Lyft arrived in Los Angeles six years ago, they sold Angelenos on the narrative that driving for their companies was little more than a side-hustle - a flexible way to make money while being your own boss.
That narrative is no longer true in 2018, according to research released Wednesday from UCLA's Institute
