Over 1,000 motorcycle taxi drivers in Indonesia staged a strike across several cities to protest low pay and demand government safeguards against unfair practices by ride-sharing companies like GoTo and Grab. The striking drivers, who often earn below Jakarta's minimum wage despite working long hours, are calling for an increase in their fare share from the current 80% and special employment status to enhance their bargaining power. While the protests caused some service delays, both GoTo and Grab maintained that their operations continued normally and emphasized their commitment to driver earnings. The Indonesian transport ministry has urged ride-sharing platforms to listen to drivers' concerns, while labor law experts advocate for regulatory measures to protect driver rights. The combined market capitalization of these firms is around $18 billion, highlighting their significance in the Southeast Asian economy.