This article has been corrected to clarify that City Council legislation that would give rideshare drivers some protections against deactivations has been through the committee process and just needs a vote.
Uber and Lyft drivers working the five boroughs are being kicked off their apps without notice, without due process and without recourse, according to a recent survey of nearly 350 rideshare drivers who were deactivated from their platforms.
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