It can basically be determined that the annual cleaning fee is between 3 to 3.5 million, with approximately 10,000 orders a year.
Of course, these are just the reported figures. In reality, many drivers, knowing the platform won't handle it, choose to bear the loss themselves.
However, overall, there aren't many orders where passengers throw up in the car.
Consider that last year Bibi had a total of 5 billion orders, and in the first half of this year, there were 3.5 billion orders; the occasions where passengers threw up in the car are almost negligible.
If you lose drivers and reputation to save this bit of money, it's really not worth it.
Later, have the data department make slight adjustments to driver and passenger fees and commissions. With the scale of tens of billions of orders each year, these occasional costs can be easily absorbed.
