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Drivers Who Didn’t Trip
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Drivers Who Didn’t Trip

MediumSQL · PostgreSQL

Problem

How would you write a SQL query to find drivers who didn’t take a trip in their first 7 days?

Treat the first 7 days as the interval from signup time, inclusive, through signup time plus 7 days, exclusive. Consider only completed trips and exclude drivers whose signup timestamp is unknown.

Output

  1. One row per qualifying driver
  2. Columns: driver_id, signup_at
  3. Include only drivers with no completed trip in the defined interval
  4. Order by driver_id ascending

Schema

drivers
ColumnTypeDescription
driver_idPKINTUnique driver identifier
signup_atTIMESTAMPTimestamp when the driver signed up
trips
ColumnTypeDescription
trip_idPKINTUnique trip identifier
driver_idINTDriver assigned to the trip
trip_started_atTIMESTAMPTimestamp when the trip started
statusVARCHAR(20)Trip completion status
Tablesdriverstrips
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