My understanding from the Lyft blog post [1] is that you get 30 rides up to the cost of $450 (up to $15 per ride only) for $299. > With an All-Access Plan, you

My understanding from the Lyft blog post [1] is that you get 30 rides up to the cost of $450 (up to $15 per ride only) for $299. > With an All-Access Plan, you get 30 rides (up to $15 each) when you pay one price of $299 every 30 days. So if you take 30x $6 rides (~the minimum for a normal ride for short distances where I live) = $180, you lose money (-$119) on the subscription assuming my understanding is accurate. It would be more appealing if there were rollover and the credit were not capped to a particular # of rides. It seems weird that major concerns like this didn't get addressed in advance in the post / press. [1]: https://blog.lyft.com/posts/subscribe-and-save-with-the-all-access-plan https://blog.lyft.com/posts/subscribe-and-save-with-the-all-...