Oswald's Corner. Comments on recent. autism-related research reports. A Revised M-CHAT. A paper by Robins et al. appeared in the January 2014 issue of the journal Pediatrics, reporting the first. published data for a revised version of the Modified Checklist for Autism in Toddlers (M-CHAT) screening.
After the ride starts, Uber does indeed charge for waiting time. However, the charge to the rider is often less than the minimum wage, and what the driver gets is only 72% to 75% of that. For example, on an UberX ride here in Utah, Uber charges you $.11/minute ($6.60 / hour) for wait time. I would get $4.95 of that.
Lyftâs policy is more flexible, all things considered. If a rider cancels a Lyft request more than five minutes from when itâs made, youâre âchargedâ $5. This is substantially different from Uberâs policy, which provides no leeway and charges a cancellation fee once a request is made. Depending on the city, Uber can charge more than $5 for the cancelled request. One of the key benefits of using Lyft in the past was the lack of surge pricing, which is this horrible thing Uber does to jack up the price a bajillion-fold when demand is rampant.