Well it seems that paying several dozens of millions euros of bonus was enough to avoid strikes.

https://www.rtl.fr/actu/economie-consommation/paris-2024-quel-est-le-cout-reel-des-primes-jo-7900386376

This can resolve NO, they're not practicing the national sport today.

https://www.lemonde.fr/economie/article/2023/12/14/paris-2024-les-vtc-se-mobilisent-pour-denoncer-leurs-conditions-de-travail-durant-les-jeux-olympiques_6205752_3234.html
Paris 2024: VTC (ride-hailing) drivers mobilize to denounce their working conditions during the Olympic Games.

The collective INV is calling on VTC drivers to mobilize on Thursday in Paris through a "snail operation" on the ring road. During the summer of 2024, they will not be able to use the 185 kilometers of Olympic lanes.

If their request is not taken into account, they may disrupt the games : « Si on n’a rien, on sera obligés de s’inviter aux JO autrement ».
They are not considered a public transportation, so this would not cause this market to resolve YES.