Has an “Uber strike” ever caused anything except a temporary surge price? Suppose there are a million drivers and this convinces 50,000 not to drive no matter h

Has an “Uber strike” ever caused anything except a temporary surge price? Suppose there are a million drivers and this convinces 50,000 not to drive no matter how high the surge gets... I wonder if there’s even 50,000 drivers who would resist a 2x surge.