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Chicago-area ride-share drivers advocate for better safety conditions, pay, with office in Park Ridge

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Illinois Independent Drivers Guild co-founder Lenny Sanchez talks with Park Ridge mayor, Marty Maloney (Back to camera) during Saturday’s grand opening of the IDG office in Park Ridge, March 5, 2022. (Brian O’Mahoney for the Pioneer Press) (Brian OMahoney / Pioneer Press)

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