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This seems like a great change, but I wonder what impact it would have on the drivers who have bought a car to use for Lyft. Would they have to sell their car i
by zffr 6y ago
This seems like a great change, but I wonder what impact it would have on the drivers who have bought a car to use for Lyft. Would they have to sell their car in the next 10yrs to remain on the platform? What if they don't have a way to charge an electric car where they live?
10 Years is a long lead time, but I can imagine that some Lyft drivers might not be very happy with this news.
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- henryfjordan 6y agoIf someone bought a car to use for Lyft, they are probably driving full-time. Full time drivers I've spoken with go through cars a LOT faster than 10 years. Some don't even make it to the 3 year mark before needing a new car. Lyft and Uber have always had requirements on the maximum age of a vehicle too. I don't think any car on the road today will be eligible in 10 years anyway.
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