Median Fare by City

Compute the median fare of completed trips in each city. With an even number of trips, the median is the average of the two middle values.

Expected output

city, median_fare (rounded to 2 decimals). Sorted by city.

Row order is checked. Column names are not checked; numbers are compared to 2 decimals.

Dataset: Ride-share marketplace

Trip requests in four US cities from January to March 2026, with drivers, riders, fares and ratings.

drivers

One row per driver. A driver only serves their own city.

driver_idINTEGERprimary key
nameTEXT
cityTEXT
joined_dateTEXTYYYY-MM-DD
vehicle_typeTEXTstandard, comfort or xl
riders

One row per rider account.

rider_idINTEGERprimary key
nameTEXT
cityTEXT
signup_dateTEXTYYYY-MM-DD
trips

One row per trip request, whatever its outcome.

trip_idINTEGERprimary key, increases with requested_at
rider_idINTEGER
driver_idINTEGERNULL when no driver was assigned
cityTEXT
requested_atTEXTYYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS (UTC)
dropoff_atTEXTNULL unless completed
statusTEXTcompleted, cancelled_rider, cancelled_driver or no_driver
distance_kmREALestimated route distance
fareREALUSD, NULL unless completed
rider_ratingINTEGER1-5 stars given by the rider, NULL if not rated

Engine: SQLite. Dates are text (YYYY-MM-DD); use strftime(), date() and julianday() for date math.

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Expected output preview (4 rows, order matters)
citymedian_fare
Austin18.89
Denver16.59
Miami19.16

Showing 3 of 4 rows.

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