A Real (Free) Rideshare | KQED News
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Channel: KQED News · 2015 · News & Politics
When Uber and Lyft first came on the scene, we called them “rideshares.” That does not make any sense. You don’t “share” a ride with Uber or Lyft. You pay for one. The Associated Press now flat-out tells reporters not to use the term “rideshare” for these companies. Instead, it says they should be called “ride-hailing” services. So, if you want to truly share a ride in San Francisco, you can’t do it with Lyft or Uber. But there is one option: Jeff Steeno. Reporter: Sam Harnett Video: Anya Schultz, Adam Grossberg
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