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Lyft starts charging wait-time fees to customers after two minutes, except for Shared, Access, Assisted, and Car Seat rides; Uber has had such fees since 2016 (Darrell Etherington/TechCrunch)

Chloe M 2 weeks ago
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Darrell Etherington / TechCrunch:

Lyft starts charging wait-time fees to customers after two minutes, except for Shared, Access, Assisted, and Car Seat rides; Uber has had such fees since 2016  —  Lyft has introduced wait-time fees — in other words, charges incurred if a Lyft driver has to wait for you upon pickup.



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