Lyft said Wednesday that it began raising prices in some places at the end of June.<br />The company reported second-quarter earnings that blew past Wall Street expectations.<br />The fare hikes will likely help that continue.<br />Executives didn't say which cities or routes are seeing the raised rates.<br />The changes will affect places where demand won't be hurt.<br />That likely means they'll be times when you have no other transportation option, or on really popular routes.
