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Same ride, different price: CR probes Uber and Lyft fare changes

Same ride, different price? Consumer Reports says Uber and Lyft may show different fares, raising new questions about pricing transparency.

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What happened Same ride, different price? Consumer Reports says Uber and Lyft may show different fares, raising new questions about pricing transparency.
The headline split The left frames it as "Uber and Lyft are charging different customers wildly different prices for the same ride". The center frames it as "Same ride, different price: CR probes Uber and Lyft fare changes".
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Left / center-leftUber and Lyft are charging different customers wildly different prices for the same ride

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CenterSame ride, different price: CR probes Uber and Lyft fare changes

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WCVB Boston (Hearst)News report · Jun 16, 9:55 PM

Same ride, different price: CR probes Uber and Lyft fare changes

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Same ride, different price? Consumer Reports says Uber and Lyft may show different fares, raising new questions about pricing transparency.

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QuartzNews report · Jun 16, 9:30 PM

Uber and Lyft are charging different customers wildly different prices for the same ride

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A Consumer Reports investigation found a median 50% gap between the lowest and highest fares quoted for identical trips, and flagged nearly 11% of advertised discounts as fake

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Details51/99 Wording Gap · Low confidence · 2 sources
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Jun 16, 9:30 PM: Quartz joined the source map.

Jun 16, 9:55 PM: WCVB Boston (Hearst) joined the source map.

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