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You have it the wrong way around. It's $2.50/mile, but not less than $0.50/minute. Pricing is normally by distance not time, but to protect the driver in the ev
by thescriptkiddie 6y ago
You have it the wrong way around. It's $2.50/mile, but not less than $0.50/minute. Pricing is normally by distance not time, but to protect the driver in the event that heavy traffic prevents them from covering much distance, there is floor on the charge per minute. Nothing special happens when you accelerate past 12 mph.
- SilasX 6y agoThen explain the first graph.
- defen 6y agoImagine a 1,000 mph cab (perhaps you’ve been in one) - the driver would cover thousands of miles per day and get 2.50 for each of those miles. But the amount you pay for your trip is the same as if you were in a normal taxi.
- SilasX 6y agoThe shape of the graph is different from one that has a constant slope from zero.