> How are consumers being gouged? The article states that Uber, Lyft, and others are already adding extra fees. That was part of their propaganda for prop 22 w

> How are consumers being gouged? The article states that Uber, Lyft, and others are already adding extra fees. That was part of their propaganda for prop 22 was to say it would keep prices low. > Just because companies benefit from a law, doesn't make it evil. Maybe if they didn’t create it and bankroll it by spending unprecedented amounts of money to get it to pass. > And virtually ever ride-share I've taken from my local airport over the last three years has been in a Prius, invalidating the cited study. Your own personal experience invalidates a study? Maybe drivers buy Priuses on credit so that they can save on gas in order to be able to walk away with more money?