Say what a ride app does
See how a car is ordered, priced and paid for without cash.
A ride app — Uber and Lyft are the common ones — sends a car to where your phone says you are.
The fare is shown before you agree, and charged to a card in the app. No cash changes hands.
Key points
- A ride app sends a car to where your phone says you are
- The fare is shown first, and charged to a card afterwards
What to remember
- Check the plate number before you get in.
- You see the fare before you agree.
Try this
Open a ride app, type somewhere you know, and read the price.
Practice: Say what a ride app does. Your first lesson is free, with no account or card; the rest are part of a Lantern plan. Interactive lessons require JavaScript.