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  • Lyft Wants To Start Tracking Driver’s Racist Habits

    Lyft Wants To Start Tracking Driver’s Racist Habits

    A two-year study from the US National Bureau of Economic Research recently found that Uber and Lyft riders with “black-sounding” names waited longer to have trip requests approved than riders with “White-sounding” names. Now, Lyft has announced a new measure it’s taking to curb racism: A hidden score measuring driver discrimination.