Uber drivers tell Senate inquiry of abuse, false complaints and suspensions during Covid

Two drivers say their accounts were deactivated after customers falsely reported them for abuse for enforcing face mask rules

Uber drivers in Sydney and Melbourne have been temporarily suspended from the service for asking customers to wear face masks in their cars, a Senate committee has been told.

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