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METROPOLITAN WASHINGTON AIRPORTS AUTHORITY WASHINGTON DULLES INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT TRANSPORTATION NETWORK COMPANY SERVICES This Penn it is granted to Rasier, LLC ("Permit Holder") pursuant to the provisions of Part 5 of the Metropolitan Washington Airports Regulations ("MWAR"). The Pennit extends to the Pennit Holder the privilege of accessing (Airport or Dulles Airport) and using the Airport's facilities solely for the purpose of conducting its transportation service business on the Airport in accordance with Part 5 of the MWAR and the provisions of this Penn it. SECTION 1- DEFINITIONS Unless it appears from the context that a different meaning is intended, the following words and phrases, when used in this Pennit, shall have the meanings given in this Section I. These same words and phrases are defined in the MWAR but, in some cases the definitions provided in this Section differ from those given in the MW AR and, for purposes of the Penn it, shall govern. Access Fee: A fee: (a) charged to the Permit Holder in return for the privilege, which is conveyed by this Permit, to access Dulles Airport and to use the Airport's facilities in order for the Pennit Holder to provide TNC Service on the Airport; and (b) calculated on the basis of the occasions a TNC Driver operating under this Pennit enters Dulles Airport in order to drop off or pick up one or more passengers or for any other reasons set out in this Pennit. Airport (or Dulles Airport):. Airport Manager: The manager of Dulles Airport and any individual the manager has designated to perform a task, responsibility, or function which this Permit assigns to the Airport Manager. Authority: The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority, including any officer or employee of the Authority while acting within the scope of his or her duties. Designated Waiting Area: One or more specific areas or facilities on Dulles Airport which have been identified in this Pennit where TNC Drivers operating under this Permit may park their TNC Vehicles while waiting to arrange a TNC Pre-Arranged Pick-Up Trip with one or more passengers located on the Airport. Drop-Off Area: One or more specific areas or facilities on Dulles Airport which have been designated in this Permit for the drop-off of passengers by TNC Drivers operating under this Permit. Geo-Fence: A software application utilizing a global positioning system to establish a virtual "fence" or perimeter around Dulles Airport or a specified geographical area within Dulles Airport which, when used in conjunction with a TNC Mobile Application, is capable of Page I of24

recording, and showing in real time on hand-held devices being carried by TNC Drivers or personnel of the Authority, infonnation specified by the Authority relating, among other things, to the on-airport location of the TNC Drivers and to the Pre-Arranged Trips that such TNC Drivers are in the course of providing. Government or Governmental Authority: The government of the United States, the Commonwealth of Virginia, the State of Maryland and any other state, and the District of Columbia; any department or agency of any such government; and any county, city, commission, authority or other political subdivision of the Commonwealth of Virginia, the State of Maryland or any other state, or of the District of Columbia. Governmental Authorization: A license, certificate, pennit or other fonn of authorization issued by a Governmental Authority providing operating authority to or otherwise authorizing: (a) a TNC to provide TNC Service within the jurisdiction of the Governmental Authority; or (b) a TNC Driver to operate a TNC Vehicle in the provision oftnc Service within the jurisdiction of the Governmental Authority. Performance Guarantee: A financial guarantee, in the fonn described in Section 13.1 of this Pennit, provided by the Penn it Holder for the pre-payment of amounts owed to the Authority under this Pennit by the Pennit Holder. Pick-Up Area: One or more specific areas on Dulles Airport that have been designated in this Pennit for the pick-up of passengers by TNC Drivers operating under this Penn it. Solicitation (Solicit): Any action or series of actions by a TNC Driver, while located on Dulles Airport, which represents, or can be reasonably construed to represent, an offer to transport by motor vehicle another individual located on the Airport, for compensation, to a location outside the Airport, or another location on the Airport, when a TNC Pre-Arranged Pick-Up Trip, authorized by a pennit issued by the Airport Manager, has not been arranged with the other individual in advance of the action or series of actions. Terminal Roadway: Each roadway within Dulles Airport which runs adjacent and parallel to the Main Terminal, including all travel lanes within the roadway whether or not separated from other lanes by curbs and passenger waiting or loading areas. Transportation Network Company (TNC): A person operating a business or activity that constitutes a "transportation network company," as defined by the laws of the Commonwealth of Virginia, and the laws of the State of Maryland, a "private vehicle-for-hire company," as defined by the laws of the District of Columbia, or the tenn used by other Governmental Authorities to define a comparable business or activity. Transportation Network Company Driver (TNC Driver): An individual authorized by a TNC to use the individual's personal vehicle or a vehicle owned or leased by the TNC, having a seating capacity ofnot more than eight (8), including the driver, to provide TNC Pre-Arranged Trips. A TNC Driver is considered to be associated with the TNC which has provided such authorization to the driver. Page 2 of24

Transportation Network Company Mobile Application (TNC Mobile Application): An online-enabled application, software, website and/or system provided by a TNC that enables its TNC Drivers to make arrangements for TNC Pre-Arranged Trips with individuals seeking transportation from or through the TNC. Transportation Network Company Pre-Arranged Drop-Off Trip (TNC Pre-Arranged Drop-Off Trip): The transportation by a TNC and a TNC Driver, for compensation, of an individual from a location outside Dulles Airport or on Dulles Airport to a location on the Airport, which transportation is pre-arranged through a TNC Mobile Application before the passenger is picked up by the driver and culminates in the passenger's drop-off at the Airport. Transportation Network Company Pre-Arranged Pick-Up Trip (TNC Pre-Arranged Pick Up Trip): The transportation by a TNC and a TNC Driver, for compensation, of an individual from a location on Dulles Airport to a location outside the Airport or to another location on the Airport, which transportation is arranged in advance of the actual transportation through a TNC Mobile Application either: (a) before the TNC Driver enters the Airport for the purpose of picking up the pre-arranged passenger; or (b) when the TNC Driver is located in a Designated Waiting Area identified in this Permit. Transportation Network Company Pre-Arranged Trip (TNC Pre-Arranged Trip): A TNC Pre-Arranged Drop-Off Trip or TNC Pre-Arranged Pick-Up Trip. Transportation Network Company Service (TNC Service): The provision of a Commercial Ground Transportation Service (as defined in Part 5 of the MW AR) consisting of the transportation by a TNC and its TNC Drivers of individuals to or from, or within, Dulles Airport consisting of TNC Pre-Arranged Drop-Off Trips and/or TNC Pre-Arranged Pick-Up Trips. Transportation Network Company Vehicle (TNC Vehicle): The vehicle used by a TNC Driver in the provision oftnc Service. Transportation Network Company Permit Holder (Permit Holder): The TNC to which this Permit has been issued by the Airport Manager. SECTION 2-TERM This Permit shall be effective for a term of six (6) months from the date on which it is executed by the Authority unless otherwise extended by the Airport Manager through written amendment or revoked by the Authority or terminated by either the Authority or the Permit Holder prior to the end of the term in accordance with the provisions herein. SECTION 3 - PERMIT HOLDER CO NOTIONS At all times during the term of this Permit, the Permit Holder shall comply with the following PERMITNO. IAD-GT-15-900 Page 3 of24

conditions: 3.1 Possess one or more Governmental Authorizations to conduct the business ofa Transportation network Company in the jurisdiction of the Governmental Authority issuing the authorization; 3.2 Be in compliance with the tenns, conditions and requirements of such Governmental Authorization(s) and maintain continued validity of such Governmental Authorization(s), including without limitation those tenns, conditions and requirements that relate to the following matters: (a) (b). (c) (d) (e) (t) the possession of specified types and amounts of insurance coverages; the registration of the TNC Vehicles being operated under the Governmental Authorization(s) and this Permit; the possession of motor vehicle operating licenses by TNC Drivers operating TNC Vehicles under the Governmental Authorization(s) and this Pennit; the review of records showing the criminal histories of TNC Drivers operating TNC Vehicles under the Governmental Authorization(s) and this Pennit; the review of records showing the motor vehicle driving histories oftnc Drivers operating vehicles under the Governmental Authorization(s) and this Pennit; and the safety inspections of the TNC Vehicles being operated by TNC Drivers under the Governmental Authorization(s) and this Pennit. 3.3 Be in compliance with all federal, state and local Jaws and regulations applicable to the TNC Service that is provided under this Pennit. 3.4 Provide to the Authority one or more certificates of insurance which demonstrate that the types and amounts of insurance coverages referenced in Section 3.2(a) are in full force and effect, and that the Authority is named as an additional insured under all insurance policies providing such coverages. 3.5 Establish and maintain a TNC Mobile Application that: (a) (b) (c) tracks the ingress and egress oftnc Vehicles operating under this Pennit on Dulles Airport using the Geo-Fence coordinates as provided by the Authority; tracks Pre-Arranged Trips on Dulles Airport; is capable of recording the activity (ingress, egress, and TNC Pre-Arranged Trips) on Dulles Airport of any TNC Vehicle operating under this Pennit and provide reports of such recorded activity to the Authority as specified in Section 6; PERMITNO. IAD-GT-15-900 Page4 of24

(d) (e) is: (i) inaccessible to the Pennit Holder's TNC Drivers whenever they are present on Dulles Airport in any location other than the Designated Waiting Areas when a Pre-Arranged Trip has not been established between the TNC Driver and an individual; (ii) accessible to the Pennit Holder's TNC Drivers located outside of Dulles Airport to arrange a TNC Pre-Arranged Pick-Up Trip only in the event no Pennit Holder TNC Driver is located within the Designated Waiting Area; and (iii) is inaccessible to any of the Pennit Holder's TNC Drivers who are not authorized to operate under the Pennit Holder's certificate of fitness from the Commonwealth of Virginia to arrange any TNC Pre-Arranged Trip involving the transportation of a passenger from a location within the Commonwealth of Virginia that is outside Dulles Airport to a location on Dulles Airport or from a location on Dulles Airport to a location outside of Dulles Airport which is within the Commonwealth of Virginia; provided, that, if the Penn it Holder does not hold a certificate of fitness from the Commonwealth of Virginia, its TNC Mobile Application shall be inaccessible to any and all of its TNC Drivers to arrange any TNC Pre-Arranged Trip involving the transportation of a passenger from a location within the Commonwealth of Virginia that is outside Dulles Airport to a location on Dulles Airport or from a location on Dulles Airport to a location outside of Dulles Airport which is within the Commonwealth of Virginia.; and is capable of providing for the real-time electronic delivery of infonnation described in Section 3.7 of this Pennit. 3.6 Not transport, through any of the Pennit Holder's TNC Drivers who are not authorized to operate under the Pennit Holder's certificate of fitness from the Commonwealth of Virginia, passengers from a location within the Commonwealth of Virginia that is outside Dulles Airport to a location on Dulles Airport or from a location on Dulles Airport to a location outside of Dulles Airport which is within the Commonwealth of Virginia, and shall prohibit and prevent any such TNC Drivers from providing such transportation; provided, that, if the Pennit Holder does not hold a certificate of fitness from the Commonwealth of Virginia, it shall not transport, through any of its TNC Drivers, passengers from a location within the Commonwealth of Virginia that is outside Dulles Airport to a location on Dulles Airport or from a location on Dulles Airport to a location outside of Dulles Airport which is within the Commonwealth of Virginia, and shall prohibit and prevent any and all of its TNC Drivers from providing such transportation. 3.7 Deliver electronically and in real-time to designated Authority personnel (as detennined by the Airport Manager and provided to the Pennit Holder during the term of this Permit), following receipt from such personnel of a vehicle's license plate number and the plate's issuing state, infonnation that the license plate is, or is not, linked to a vehicle associated with a TNC Driver who is authorized to access the Permit Holder's TNC Mobile Application and, when the vehicle is so linked, information that (i) the vehicle is, or is not, currently engaged in a TNC Pre-Arranged Drop-Off Trip or TNC Pre-Arranged Pick Up Trip and (ii) the name of the TNC Driver who is operating the TNC Vehicle and the identification number the Pennit Holder has assigned to the TNC Driver. Page 5 of24

3.8 Ensure that all TNC Drivers and TNC Vehicles operating under this Permit comply with the Operating Conditions required of this Permit. 3.9 Remit payment for all applicable Permit Fees, Access Fees, Administrative Fines, and other charges under this Permit when invoiced or assessed by the Authority or as otherwise provided herein. 3.10 Maintain compliance with all applicable requirements and provisions of the MWAR. 3.11 Maintain compliance with all requirements and provisions of this Permit. 3.12 Provide training to all TNC Drivers who will operate under this Permit at Dulles Airport which shall include but not be limited to instructions regarding: (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) the roadway system on Dulles Airport, Designated Waiting Area, and Pick-Up and Drop-Off Areas; the function and operation of the Geo-Fence at Dulles Airport; the requirements under any Government Authorizations regarding the display of decals, trade dress, or other form of visible identification; the requirements under any Government Authorizations regarding registration for providing TNC Service authorized by this Permit; and the provisions of this Permit and the MWAR which place requirements, prohibitions, or other conditions upon TNC Drivers operating at Dulles Airport, including without limitation those regarding the use of Dulles Airport roadways and facilities, the possession of a record of information available to Authority law enforcement officers and others upon their request, and Solicitation. 3.13 Maintain the Performance Guarantee of Fifty Thousand Dollars ($50,000), as required by Section 13 of this Permit; 3.14 Terminate the ability of any TNC Driver associated with the Permit Holder to continue operating a TNC Vehicle at Dulles Airport under this Permit whenever the TNC Driver has been found to have violated any Operating Condition in Section 4 of this Permit on more than two (2) occasions during the term of this Permit. 3.15 Designate in writing a single individual who shall be primarily responsible for all operations of the Permit Holder at Dulles Airport, including addressing any issues and problems involving such operations that are presented by Authority personnel, and who shall be authorized by the Permit Holder to speak and act on its behalf in matters involving operations under this Permit at Dulles Airport. This designation shall be submitted to the Airport Manager no later than five (5) days following the date on which this Permit is signed by the manager. Page 6 of24

SECTION 4 - OPERA TING CONDITIONS At all times during the term of this Permit, the Permit Holder and all TNC Drivers associated with the Permit Holder shall comply with the following operating conditions: 4.1 TNC Drivers may pick up or drop off passengers in or at any area on Dulles Airport where such actions are not prohibited by the MWAR. Notwithstanding the prior sentence, while picking up or dropping off passengers immediately in front of the Main Terminal at Dulles Airport, TNC Drivers shall pick up passengers only on the Arrivals Level in one of the first two lanes adjacent to the curb and shall drop off passengers only on the Departures Level in one of the first two lanes adjacent to the curb (as identified on Exhibit A of this Permit). The Authority reserves the right to modify the Pick-Up and Drop-Off Areas described in this Section 4.1 and to define new areas during the term of this Permit. 4.2 TNC Drivers shall not park or stage a TNC Vehicle in any location on the Airport except the Designated Waiting Area which shall consist of the approximately sixty-six thousand (66,000) square foot area located at the southeast comer of Autopilot Drive and Rudder Road and signed as "For-Hire Vehicle Staging Lot." 4.3 TNC Drivers shall remain with their TNC Vehicles at all times while the TNC Vehicle is in the Designated Waiting Area or any Pick-Up Area or Drop-Off Area. 4.4 TNC Drivers shall not remain in or otherwise use the Designated Waiting Area for longer than sixty consecutive (60) minutes in any two-hour period. 4.5 TNC Drivers shall not utilize the roadways at the Airport except: (a) (b) (c) (d) after entering the Airport, (i) to travel directly to a Drop-Off Area to immediately drop off one or more passengers, (ii) to travel directly to a Pick-Up Area to immediately pick up one or more passengers, or (iii) to travel directly to the Designated Waiting Area to occupy the Designated Waiting Area; after exiting the Designated Waiting Area, (i) to travel directly to the Pick-Up Area to immediately pick up one or more passengers or (ii) to immediately and directly depart the Airport; after exiting a Drop-Off Area, (i) to immediately and directly depart the Airport or (ii) to travel directly to the Designated Waiting Area to occupy the Designated Waiting Area; and after exiting a Pick-Up Area defined in Section 4.1 (i) to immediately and directly depart the Airport or (ii) to travel directly to a Drop-Off Area defined in Section 4.1 to immediately drop off one or more passengers and, thereafter, to immediately and directly depart the Airport or travel directly to the Designated Waiting Area to Page 7 of24

occupy the Designated Waiting Area. 4.6 TNC Drivers shall not tum off the TNC Mobile Application at any time while they are located on the Airport except when on the Airport for personal business. 4.7 TNC Drivers, while located on Dulles Airport, shall not fail or refuse to, and shall, make available, or provide access, to an Authority law enforcement officer, another Authority employee or a representative of the Authority, upon the officer's, employee's or representative's request, a written or electronic record of a Pre-Arranged Trip. The written or electronic record shall consist of the following: (a) (b) (c) the name of the TNC Driver, and the identification number assigned to the TNC Driver by the Permit Holder; the make, model, and license plate number, along with the state issuing the license plate, of the TNC Vehicle which the Permit Holder has associated with the TNC Driver and has authorized the TNC Driver to use in transporting passengers; and the date and time when, and the location on the Airport at which, the passenger being or to be transported by the TNC Driver is to be picked up or dropped off. 4.8 TNC Vehicles operated by any of the TNC Drivers shall, when located on the Airport and when the TNC Mobile Application is on, display the decal, trade dress, or other form of visible identification required by each Governmental Authorization the Permit Holder has received which demonstrates that the vehicle is associated with the Permit Holder. 4.9 TNC Vehicles operated by any of the TNC Drivers shall: (a) be properly registered by the Commonwealth of Virginia, the District of Columbia, the State of Maryland, or other Governmental Authority as a vehicle authorized to provide the TNC Service authorized by this Permit; (b) possess the license plates, tags, markers or decals issued by such Governmental Authority which show such registration; and (c) have passed all applicable safety inspections required by that Governmental Authority. 4.10 TNC Drivers, while located on Dulles Airport, shall not fail or refuse to, and shall, follow any reasonable request, direction, or other instruction provided by an Authority law enforcement officer, another Authority employee, or a representative of the Authority, including but not limited to those: (a) related to the movement of the TNC Vehicle, (b) requesting TNC Driver identification, (c) requesting proofof a TNC Pre-arranged Trip, or (d) requesting proofof the TNC Vehicle having been registered with the Commonwealth of Virginia to provide TNC Service and/or other such Governmental Authorization authorizing the TNC Vehicle to provide TNC Service within the Commonwealth of Virginia. 4.11 TNC Drivers shall not engage in the Solicitation of an individual who is located on Dulles Airport. PERMIT NO. IAD-GT-I 5-900 Page 8 of24

4.12 TNC Drivers shall comply with all applicable laws and provisions of the MW AR governing the operation of motor vehicles, while on Dulles Airport and while traveling to or from Dulles Airport whether with or without a passenger. SECTION 5-ACCESS FEES 5.1 For the privilege granted by this Permit, the Permit Holder shall pay to the Authority Access Fees calculated on the basis of a fee of Four Dollars ($4.00) for each Pre Arranged Trip made on the Airport by each TNC Driver operating under this Permit; provided, that, in the event this per-trip fee has been revised by the Authority's President pursuant to Section 5.7 (3) of the MWAR, such Access Fees shall be calculated on the basis of the revised per-trip fee. 5.2 A Pre-Arranged Drop-Off Trip and a Pre-Arranged Pick-Up Trip provided by a TNC Driver during the same visit to Dulles Airport shall be considered two separate trips. SECTION 6- MONTHLY OPERATIONS REPORT AND CERTIFIED STATEMENT 6.1 On or before the fifteenth ( 15 111 ) day of each month, the Permit Holder shall prepare and submit to the Authority (i) a Monthly Operations Report detailing all TNC Pre-Arranged Trips made on the Airport by the Permit Holder's TNC Drivers for the immediately preceding month, and (ii) a Certified Statement. 6.2 The Monthly Operations Report shall provide the following information for each TNC Pre Arranged Trip made on the Airport during the immediately preceding month (sorted in ascending order by date and time of the TNC Pre-Arranged Trip. (a) For each TNC Pre-Arranged Pick-Up Trip: the date and time the passenger or passengers were picked up at the Airport, the license plate number of the TNC Vehicle providing the trip, and the identification number the Permit Holder has assigned to the TNC Driver providing the trip. (b) For each TNC Pre-Arranged Drop-Off Trip: the date and time the passenger or passengers were dropped off at the Airport, the license plate number of TNC Vehicle providing the trip, and the identification number the Permit Holder has assigned to the TNC Driver providing the trip. 6.3 The Monthly Operations Report shall be submitted on paper and electronically (Microsoft Excel format). 6.4 The Certified Statement shall be on the form statement attached hereto as Exhibit B, shall provide all information as required by the form statement, and shall be executed by the Permit Holder's Chief Financial Officer. 6.5 The Monthly Operations Report and the Certified Statement shall be sent to the following address: Page 9 of24

Airport Administration (MA-230) Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority P.O. Box 17045 Washington, DC 20041-0045 SECTION 7 - PAYMENT AND LATE FEES 7.1 On or before the fifteenth ( 15 111 ) day of each month, the Permit Holder shall remit payment to the Authority in the full amount of the Access Fees for the immediate month prior as calculated in the Certified Statement for that month. If the Permit Holder fails to make a payment when due, late charges will be assessed for each calendar day the payment is late. Late charges shall consist of interest and penalties. Interest shall be calculated using a rate per annum which is four percent ( 4%) higher than the prime rate as published in The Wall Street Journal on the date such payment was due. In addition to interest, monthly late penalty charges at the rate of six (6%) percent per annum will be assessed on the unpaid portion of accounts more than thirty (30) days past due. 7.2 All remittances shall be made payable to the "Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority," and be sent to: Accounts Receivable Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority P.O. Box 402816 Atlanta, Georgia 30353-2816 All payments shall be accompanied by a copy of Certified Statement (described in Section 6). The Authority reserves the right to implement procedures for other methods of payments in place of direct remittances. SECTION 8-AUDIT REPORT 8.1 Within one hundred fifty ( 150) calendar days following the commencement date of this Permit, the Permit Holder, at its own cost and expense, shall provide to the Authority an Audit Report of the TNC Service activity and fees paid to the Authority under this Permit for the first ninety (90) calendar days of the term of this Permit. The Audit Report shall be prepared by an independent certified public accountant (CPA) following the CPA's audit of the systems, processes and procedures the Permit Holder utilized to collect, record, and transmit the information that was used in preparing, as well as the information that was reported in, the Certified Statements submitted to the Authority during the first ninety (90) days of Permit term. The Authority reserves the right to reject the Permit Holder's choice of CPA if the CPA does not, in the Authority's view, have the appropriate standing and reputation. 8.2 The Audit Report shall include an opinion by the CPA (i) as to whether or not the systems, processes and procedures of the Permit Holder fairly and accurately compiled, PERMITNO. IAD-GT-15-900 Page 10 of24

recorded, and transmitted, in all material respects, the infonnation referenced above in Section 8.1, and (ii) as to whether or not the number of TNC Pre-Arranged Trips at the Airport, as well as the amount of Access Fees, as stated in the Monthly Operations Reports submitted to the Authority for the months within the first ninety (90) days of the Pennit tenn, fairly and accurately presented, in all material respects, both the actual number of such trips occurring at the Airport in the period covered by the Certified Statement and the amount of Access Fees the Permit Holder was required under this Permit to remit to the Authority on account of such trips. 8.3 The Audit Report shall also include an opinion by the CPA as to whether or not the number of TNC Pre-Arranged Trips and Access Fees reported in the Certified Statements submitted to the Authority for the months within the first ninety (90) days of the Pennit tenn (i) have been audited by the CPA in accordance with Generally Accepted Auditing Standards, and (ii) are in accord with the tenns and conditions of this Penn it. 8.4 If the Audit Report indicates that the amount of Access Fees actually paid by the Pennit Holder to the Authority during the first ninety (90) days was less than the amount of the Access Fees due and owing to the Authority for such period under the tenns of this Pennit, then the Pennit Holder shall pay the difference plus interest (at the rate specified in Section 7) to the Authority at the same time it provides the Audit Report to the Authority. 8.5 If the Audit Report indicates that the amount of Access Fees actually paid by the Pennit Holder to the Authority during the first ninety (90) days were greater than the amount of the Access Fees due and owing to the Authority for such period under the tenns of this Pennit, then the amount of such excess shall, at the option of the Authority, either be paid in lump sum within a thirty (30) day period or credited to the Access Fees next due and owing from the Permit Holder to the Authority, unless the Pennit Tenn has been revoked, tenninated, or expired, in which event such amount shall be promptly refunded by the Authority to the Pennit Holder. The Pennit Holder shall not assume any credit and shall not apply any credit to fees due to the Authority until the Permit Holder receives written approval from the Authority for such credit. SECTION 9 - RECORDS AND AUTHORITY'S RIGHT TO AUDIT 9.1 The Permit Holder shall maintain, and make available for inspection by the Authority upon reasonable demand, such books, records, and other materials as would normally be examined by an independent, certified, public accountant pursuant to Generally Accepted Auditing Standards in performing an audit of the Permit Holder's operations under this Permit. Such books, records, and other materials shall contain detailed records of the Permit Holder's transactions and receipts related to its TNC Service at the Airport in a form consistent with good accounting practice. 9.2 The Authority shall have the right, upon reasonable notice to the Permit Holder, to cause an audit (in addition to any audit under Section 8 of this Penn it) to be made of the (i) PERMITNO. IAD-GT-15-900 Page 11 of24

systems, processes and procedures used by the Permit Holder in compiling, recording, and transmitting the information referenced in Section 8.1 of this Permit, and (ii) the Permit Holder's books, records, and other materials referenced in Section 9.1 in order to determine the correctness of such information as reported in one or more Certified Statements submitted, and of the amount offees paid by the Permit Holder during the period covered by the audit. 9.3 If, as a result of an audit performed under this Section, it is established that additional fees are due from the Permit Holder to the Authority, the Permit Holder shall, upon written demand from the Authority, pay to the Authority such additional fees, within thirty (30) days from the date of the written notice from the Authority, together with interest and penalties in accordance with the Authority's rates established generally for late payments made to the Authority. If the Permit Holder fails to make such payment within thirty (30) days from the date of the written demand, the Authority, in its sole discretion, may, deduct the amount due from the Permit Holder's Performance Guarantee and/or suspend or revoke this Permit. Further, if such audit establishes that the Permit Holder has understated and underpaid fees over the period covered by the audit by three percent (3%) or more, then the entire expense of such audit, whether conducted internally or externally by the Authority, shall be paid by the Permit Holder. 9.4 If, as a result of an audit performed under this Section, the audit reveals that the records of the Permit Holder are in such a state that the fees due to the Authority cannot be audited; the entire expense of the Authority's efforts to conduct the audit shall be borne by the Permit Holder. 9.5 The Authority will invoice the Permit Holder for the expenses referenced above in Section 9.3 and Section 9.4. Payment shall be made within thirty (30) days from the date of the invoice. If the Permit Holder fails to remit payment of the invoice within thirty (30) days from the date of invoice, the Authority, in its sole discretion, may, deduct the amount due from the Permit Holder's Performance Guarantee and/or suspend or revoke this Permit. 9.6 The Authority's inspection and audit rights under this Section 9 shall survive the expiration, revocation or suspension of this Permit. SECTION 10- INDEMNIFICATION 10.1 All damage to any facility of the Airport in any part caused by the Permit Holder or any of its TNC Drivers, whether or not such damage was caused by the negligence of the Permit Holder or its TNC Drivers, shall be repaired at the expense of the Permit Holder. In the event of such damage, the Authority shall have the option to make such repairs as are necessary, and all expenses incurred by the Authority in doing so shall be paid by the Permit Holder. I0.2 The Permit Holder shall defend, indemnify, and hold harmless the Authority and its directors, officers, employees, agents and volunteers from and against any and all suits, claims, demands, liabilities, damages, judgments, losses, fines, penalties, and costs and Page 12 of24

expenses, including attorney fees and litigation costs, (collectively, "Claims") due to or by reason of the death or bodily injury of any individual, or the damage to any property, arising out ofor relating to an incident involving a TNC Vehicle driven by a TNC Driver associated with the Pennit Holder and occurring while the TNC Driver and TNC Vehicle (i) are on the Airport, (ii) are traveling to the Airport for the purpose of picking up a passenger with whom a TNC Pre-Arranged Pick-Up Trip has been arranged or of occupying the Designated Waiting Area, or (iii) are transporting one or more passengers for compensation to or from the Airport, regardless of the location of the vehicle at the time of the incident, and whether or not the TNC Driver had arranged to provide the transportation through the Pennit Holder's TNC Mobile Application. The Authority shall give to the Penn it Holder reasonable notice of any such Claims. 10.3 The Pennit Holder shall defend, indemnify, and hold harmless the Authority, and its directors, officers, employees, agents and volunteers from and against any and all suits, claims, demands, liabilities, damages, losses, judgments, fines, penalties, investigations, and costs and expenses, including attorney fees, (collectively, "Violation Claims") arising out of or relating to the violation, or the alleged violation, of any federal, state, or local laws or regulations by the Pennit Holder or its TNC Drivers. The Authority shall give the Penn it Holder reasonable notice of any such Violation Claims. 10.4 The Penn it Holder shall give the Airport Manager notice of any matter that may give rise to Claims or Violation Claims, as defined in Sections I 0.2 and 10.3, and shall forward to the manager every demand, notice, summons, or other process received in connection with such matter. to.5 The provisions of Sections 10.2, 10.3 and 10.4 shall survive the suspension, expiration, or revocation of this Permit. In addition, these provisions shall operate separate and apart from, and independent of, the provisions in Section 11 of this Pennit regarding insurance to be maintained by the Pennit Holder. SECTION 11 - INSURANCE 11.1 The Pennit Holder shall provide and maintain, at its own expense throughout the tenn of this Permit, the insurance coverages required oftncs and TNC Drivers by Virginia law; provided, that, in the event it does not hold a certificate of fitness from the Commonwealth of Virginia, the Pennit Holder shall provide and maintain, at its own expense throughout such term, the insurance coverages required of Transportation Network Companies by the laws of the Governmental Authority that has issued a Governmental Authorization pennitting the Permit Holder to conduct the business of a Transportation Network Company within the jurisdiction of the Governmental Authority; provided further, that, in the event the Pennit Holder holds such a Governmental Authorization from more than one Government Authority, it shall provide and maintain the insurance coverages required by the Governmental Authority that provides the Page 13 of24

broadest protection to passengers. 11.2 All policies of insurance required by Section 11.1, except Workers' Compensation, shall identify the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority and its directors, officers, employees, agents and volunteers as additional insureds in a manner satisfactory to the Authority. 11.3 The Permit Holder shall advise the Authority of the cancellation, non-renewal, or material change in any policy of insurance required by Section 11.1 within five (5) business days of the day on which it becomes aware of such cancellation, non-renewal or change. 11.4 In no event shall any policy of insurance required by Section 11.1 be canceled or not renewed by the Permit Holder unless and until an equivalent replacement policy has been issued and made available to the Authority. 11.5 Evidence of the policies of insurance required by Section 11.1 and of the replacement policies required by Section 11.4, as well as of the additional insured status of the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority as required by Section 11.2, shall be provided on the industry standard form (ACORD 25), shall be prepared by each insurer issuing one or more such policies, and shall be delivered to: Airport Administration (MA-230) Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority P.O. Box 17045 Washington, DC 20041-0045 11.6 If, in the Authority's opinion, the minimum limits of the insurance required by Section 11.1 have become inadequate during the term of this Permit, the Permit Holder shall increase such limits by reasonable amounts upon the request of the Authority, so long as said coverage is available at standard commercial rates. 11. 7 The Permit Holder shall provide such other insurance as the Airport Manager may from time to time, in its reasonable discretion, identify, in such form, with such limits, terms and conditions, and from such companies as the Authority shall describe. 11.8 All of the policies of insurance required of the Permit Holder by this Section 11 shall be primary, and any insurance maintained by the Authority shall be, and the Permit Holder agrees that it shall be, non-contributing with respect to the Permit Holder's insurance. 11.9 All of the policies of insurance required of the Permit Holder by this Section 11 shall contain a waiver of subrogation provision in which the insurer waives any and all rights of or claims to recovery, under subrogation or otherwise, which it has or may have against the Authority. 11. IO The failure of the Authority at any time to enforce the provisions of this Section 11, to PERMITNO. [AD-GT-15-900 Page 14 of24

demand evidence of full compliance with its provisions, or to identify a deficiency in the evidence that has been provided shall not constitute a waiver by the Authority of those provisions and shall not in any respect reduce the obligations of the Permit Holder under this Section 11. 11.11 In the event the Permit Holder, if and as permitted by law, relies upon one or more policies of insurance obtained by any of its TNC Drivers in meeting its requirements under this Section 11, the Permit Holder shall ensure that such TNC Drivers maintain those policies for so long as they are associated with the Permit Holder and operate under this Permit, and also that the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority has been named as an additional insured under such policies. SECTION 12-ASSIGNMENT 12.1 The Permit Holder shall not assign, license or otherwise transfer this Permit to any other entity or any individual, and shall not authorize any other entity or any individual to exercise any of the rights and privileges given by this Permit. SECTION 13 - PERFORMANCE GUARANTEE 13.1 As security for the Permit Holder's full, faithful, and prompt performance of and compliance with all of the terms and conditions of this Permit, the Permit Holder shall provide the Authority with a Performance Guarantee in the sum of Fifty Thousand Dollars ($50,000.00). The Performance Guarantee, at the option of the Permit Holder, may be in the form of an irrevocable Jetter of credit from a bank (with a bank rating of "B" or better by LACE Financial Corporation), a certified check, cashier's check, or a money order made payable to the Authority. 13.2 In addition to any and all other remedies available to it under this Permit or otherwise, the Authority shall have the right, at its option at any time and from time to time, to use the Performance Guarantee or any part thereof to satisfy, in whole or in part, (i) any of the fees, charges, fines, or assessments owed under this Permit by the Permit Holder which have been unpaid for more than thirty (30) days following the date on which the fees, charges, fines, or assessments were due; (ii) to pay any Claims or Violation Claims, as defined in Section 10.2 and 10.3, in the form of judgments that have been entered against the Authority, or of attorney fees and litigation costs that have been incurred by the Authority, which have been outstanding for more than 30 days following the Authority's demand for payment; and (iii) attorney fees incurred by the Authority in any action which it initiates against the Permit Holder to enforce one or more provisions of this Permit and in which it is the prevailing party. In the event the Authority uses the Performance Guarantee as permitted under this Section 13.2, the Permit Holder shall, within two (2) business days after written demand by the Authority, replenish the funds drawn by the Authority or establish a new Performance Guarantee so as to maintain the Performance Guarantee at all times at the full amount stated above. PERMIT NO. lad-gt-15-900 Page 15 of24

13.3 Within thirty (30) days after the expiration or earlier revocation of this Pennit and upon written request therefore by the Pennit Holder, the Authority will return the Perfonnance Guarantee to the Pennit Holder, less the amount used as pennitted by Section 13.2. 13.4 The Pennit Holder shall have no rights in any interest which may or could be earned on the Perfonnance Guarantee during the tenn of the Penn it. SECTION 14 - ADMINISTRATIVE FINES 14.1 The Authority may assess an Administrative Fine to the Pennit Holder in an amount up Two Hundred Fifty Dollars ($250.00), or such other maximum amount as may be set by the Authority's President under Section 5.7 (3) of the MWAR, for each violation by the Pennit Holder or by a TNC Driver associated with the Pennit Holder of any provision of this Permit, including without limitation any of the Permit Holder Conditions in Section 3 and of the Operating Conditions in in Section 4 14.2 Any Administrative Fine assessed to the Pennit Holder shall be paid by the Pennit Holder within thirty (30) days of a notice of the fine and of the activity or conduct giving rise to it. If the Permit Holder fails to remit payment of the Administrative Fine within thirty (30) days from the date of the notice, the Authority, in its sole discretion, may deduct the amount due from the Pennit Holder's Performance Guarantee and/or suspend or revoke this Permit. SECTION 15 - SUSPENSION AND REVOCATION OF PERMIT 15.1 The Airport Manager, after providing notice and an opportunity to be heard, may for good cause suspend for any period of time or revoke this Permit. Good cause includes without limitation any of the following: (a) (b) (c) (d) suspension, revocation or expiration of any of the Governmental Authorizations required by this Permit to be held by the Permit Holder; one or more continuing or repeated, violations by the Pennit Holder of the terms, conditions or requirements of any of the Governmental Authorizations required by this Pennit to be held by the Pennit Holder, including violations by TNC Drivers operating TNC Vehicles for the Permit Holder under any such Government Authorization; one or more continuing or repeated violations by the Permit Holder of any of federal, state or local laws or regulations applicable to the Pennit Holder's provision of the TNC Service covered by this Pennit, including violations by TNC Drivers operating TNC Vehicles for the Penn it Holder; and one or more continuing or repeated violations by the Pennit Holder of the terms, conditions, requirements or other provisions of this Permit, including without limitation the provisions of Section 3 and Section 4, and including violations by TNC Drivers operating TNC Vehicles for the Permit Holder under this Pennit. Page 16 of24

15.2 Prior to suspending or revoking this Pennit, the Airport Manager shall notify the Pennit Holder of the specific reasons for which the Penn it is proposed to be suspended or revoked and of the Pennit Holder's opportunity to submit to the Airport Manager a written request for a meeting. lfno such request is submitted within the period stated in the notice, which shall be no less than seven (7) days from the date of issuance, the Penn it may be suspended or revoked by order of the Airport Manager. If a meeting is timely requested, it shall be scheduled by the Airport Manager as soon as feasible, and notice of the date, time and place of the meeting shall be provided to the Pennit Holder. 15.3 At a requested meeting, the Pennit Holder may provide to the Airport Manager testimony and other infonnation relevant to the reasons given for the proposed suspension or revocation. Following the meeting, the Airport Manager shall issue a written decision which affirms and implements the proposed action, modifies the proposed action, or does not impose any action, and this written decision shall be furnished to the Permit Holder. This decision of the Airport Manger shall be final. 15.4 In the event ofa final decision which suspends or revokes the Pennit and if directed by the Airport Manager, the Permit Holder shall immediately surrender the Permit. 15.5 Each party shall bear its own expenses associated with the process set out in this Section. 15.6 Notwithstanding any provision to the contrary in this Section, the Airport Manager or the Vice President of Public Safety, or a designee of the vice president, may suspend this Permit, or the privilege of certain individuals to operate a TNC Vehicle under this Permit, immediately and without prior notice whenever the Airport Manager or vice president (or designee) determines that the failure to do so would present a substantial threat to public safety, to an Airport's operations, or to the flow of traffic to and from the Airport. The Penn it Holder and any such TNC Driver shall be notified of such suspension as soon as feasible. In the event the Airport Manager decides that the Permit, following its suspension, should be revoked, the process set out in Section 15.2 and 15.3 shall apply; provided, that the suspension of the Permit shall continue in effect until the conclusion of such revocation process, unless the suspension is earlier terminated by the manager or vice-president (or designee) who initially issued it. 15.7 In the event this Pennit is revoked, the Permit Holder may not apply for a new pennit sooner than twelve ( 12) months following the effective date of the revocation unless a different period is set out in the final decision of revocation, in which case that period shall govern. SECTION 16 - RIGHTS OF THE AUTHORITY 16.1 The Authority reserves the right at its sole discretion, to delete or modify any of the terms or conditions of this Pennit, and to add new terms and conditions, provided that a thirty (30) day advanced written notice is provided to the Pennit Holder. Page 17 of24

SECTION 17 - NOTICES 17.1 All notices, consents and approvals required under this Permit shall be given by a designated representative of the party by or on whose behalf they are given and delivered either by hand or certified mail, postage prepaid, return receipt requested, and addressed as follows: 1. To the Authority: Airport Administration Department, MA-230 Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority P.O. Box 17045 Washington, DC 20041-0045 2. To the Permit Holder: Rasier, LLC 1455 Market Street, 4 h Floor San Francisco, CA 94102 PERMITNO. IAD-GT-15-900 Page 18 of24

METROPOLITAN WASHINGTON AIRPORTS AUTHORITY By Colleen Von Hoene, Manager Airport Administration Department Date Accepted and Agreed To: Rasier, LLC By Title Date Page 19 of24

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METROPOLITAN WASHINGTON AIRPORTS AUTHORITY Transportation NetwJrlc Company Services Certified Statement MONTH: YEAR: PERMIT HOLDER: PERMIT NUMBER: AIRPORT: Washington Dulles International Number of Pre-Arranged Pick-Up Trips. Total Access Fees for Pre-Arranged Pick-Up Trips (Pre-Arranged Pick-Up Trips X $4. 00) Number of Pre-Arranged Drop-Off Trips Total Access Fees for Pre-Arranged Drop-Off Trips (Pre-Arranged Drop-Off Trips X $4 00). Total Pre-Arranged Trips (Pre-Arranged Pick-Up and Drop-Off Trips) Total Access Fees for Pre-Arranged Trips (Pre-Arranged Pick-Up and Drop-Off Trips X $4 00) I certify that the information prol.ided in this Certified Statement is, in all material respects. true and accurate. Printed Name Signature: litle: Phone Number Date: Mail payment & a copy of the Certified Statement, by the 15th of the tbllowing month to Accounts Receiliable Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority P.O. Box 402816 Atlanta, GA 30353-2816 Mail Copy of payment & Certified Statement, by the 15th of the following month to: Airport Administration (MA-230) Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority PO Box 17045 Washington, DC 20041-0045 Page 24 of24