LagRide drivers risk arrest over failure to use app weeks after CIG Motors assumed control
- Drivers are threatened with arrest and vehicle seizure for refusing to adopt the new LagRide app.
- CIG Motors has recently taken operational control of LagRide, escalating tensions with drivers.
- Drivers cite low fees, poor functionality, and restrictive payment policies as reasons for their resistance to the new app.
The situation with LagRide and its drivers reflects a critical need for management to engage more effectively with their workforce. The threats of arrest and vehicle seizure are counterproductive and could lead to further unrest. CIG Motors must prioritize rebuilding trust and addressing the drivers' concerns to ensure the platform's sustainability.
