Lyft Will Charge Tardy Riders For Making Their Drivers Wait
If you're more than two minutes late, you may be charged an extra fee
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If you're more than two minutes late, you may be charged an extra fee
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The ride-share giant claims that the program is designed to add no more than eight minutes to a user's ride.
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