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Bullshit. Lyft has a record of the driver's path that night presumably. They can see he didn't drive to where he was supposed to. At the absolute least, that sh
by mnm1 7y ago
Bullshit. Lyft has a record of the driver's path that night presumably. They can see he didn't drive to where he was supposed to. At the absolute least, that should be grounds for dismissal even if nothing else occurred.
- hkai 7y agoI'm not that sure, personally I've asked Uber drivers a few times to make a big detour to pick someone up, before continuing to my destination. Taking a detour doesn't really prove a driver's guilt, although it surely is suspicious.