Justice for App Workers Memorial To Lost Coworkers

Honoring Our Fallen Rideshare and Delivery Workers

For the past decade, rideshare drivers and delivery workers have tirelessly kept our cities moving, ensuring meals, packages, and people reach their destinations safely. Their dedication and service have built the foundation of an industry that connects millions daily. Yet, this vital work has come at a cost: too many lives have been lost to accidents, violence, and unsafe working conditions.

This page is a tribute to the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice while working in service to our communities. We honor their memories, their families, and their contributions to this essential workforce.

Below, we remember the lives of rideshare and delivery workers lost in the line of duty. Each name represents a story, a family, and a legacy that deserves to be honored and never forgotten.

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If you have lost a loved one or know of someone who should be honored here, we invite you to share their story. Together, we can ensure their legacy inspires change and justice.

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A Call for Justice

These losses remind us of the urgent need to make our work safer. Justice for App Workers is committed to fighting for:

– Stronger safety measures, including panic buttons, dash cameras, and real-time tracking.

– Permanent bans on customers who harass or attack app workers.

– Fair policies that prevent worker exploitation and reduce the risk of accidents caused by long, grueling hours.

– Improved access to insurance and survivor benefits for the families of workers lost.

– A zero-tolerance stance against violence directed at app workers.

2025

  • Samuel Webster (rideshare driver)
    • Phoenix, AZ – run over by passenger

2024

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2016

2015

  • Quan Zhg

2014

  • Keshon Fredericks (ridehsare driver)
  • Donalvon Rhyne (cab driver)
    • Houston, TX – shot and killed
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