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Uber and Lyft are on the hook for what it calls a “minimum per-trip payment formula” The TLC uses a formula in which it divides the amount of time drivers spend transporting passengers on trips dispatched by the base by the time drivers are available to accept dispatches.
The longer the wait time before drivers pick up a passenger, the more Uber needs to pay more.
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