FOX Business host Mike Rowe warns Democrat-led efforts to restrict gig work like independent driving threatens America's supply chain and economic stability.
New York City, USA - June 1, 2017: Close up of Uber car service sign in car window. Uber is a car service that clients call with the use of smartphone apps., a controversial legislation originally aimed at ride-sharing businesses like Uber and Lyft that killed gig economy jobs across the Golden State.
The law, which eventually had to be scaled back, has also forced the state's 70,000 independent truck drivers to"We're not quite sure what this is going to mean for the supply chain, but it's not going to mean anything good on a macro level," Rowe said."On a micro level, you've got guys like Tom Odom… who's netting six figures a year driving independently. He's done. He either quits or moves to Texas right now.
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