SAN FRANCISCO CONSIDERING TO CHARGE RIDE-SHARING COMPANIES IN THE BAY AREA

A member of San Francisco Board of Supervisors want to charge Uber and/or Lyft ride-sharing companies a fee when picking up passengers. The SFO (San Francisco International Airport) administration makes Uber and Lyft pay $3.80 for each passenger ride at the airport. Therein costing amount is passed on to passengers to pay and SFO generates approximately $2 million a month as additional airport revenues. The approach is having control on local traffic congestion issues for The City with some resolutions, and charging ride-sharing companies will help resolve local traffic issues. The eventual flat fee rates may help defray some city transportation costing amounts for local traffic infrastructure and benefiting many people.

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