People who read the article don’t need to worry about this happening. As the article explains, it’s a fee per mile, not a flat fee that kicks in at the 10000th

People who read the article don’t need to worry about this happening. As the article explains, it’s a fee per mile, not a flat fee that kicks in at the 10000th mile. If you could afford the first 9800 miles, you can afford the other 300 miles to get to grandma’s for Christmas. > this makes no sense Indeed.