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Peer-to-peer ride-sharing Lyft has acquired Hitch, a ride-sharing mobile app platform that connects multiple passengers traveling along similar routes.
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Lyft has launched Lyft Line, a shared ride program. For up to 60% less than an original Lyft ride, the Lyft app will connect you with a ride already going the same route.
Read More →After agreeing to meet New York City’s demand to have its drivers licensed by the Taxi and Limousine Commission (TLC), Lyft will launch its ride-sharing service in all five boroughs of New York City.
Read More →Peer-to-peer ride-sharing Lyft has launched Lyft Plus, its new premium ride service. Using Lyft’s booking platform, customers can now request a custom six-seater Ford Explorer.
Read More →Peer-to-peer ride-sharing Lyft has partnered with MetLife Auto & Home to provide additional insurance options for protecting drivers and passengers.
Read More →On April 24, Lyft expanded its peer-to-peer ride-sharing service to 24 cities in 24 hours. This brings the total to 60 U.S. cities, more than any other ride-sharing platform service.
Read More →San Antonio Police Chief William McManus warned that ride-sharing apps like Lyft are illegal and drivers would be arrested, but San Antonio Mayor Julian Castro is willing to work with Lyft.
Read More →With opposition from Minneapolis regulators, car-sharing Lyft starts its launch by giving users two weeks of free service.
Read More →In addition to joining the Rideshare Insurance Coalition, Lyft has added new insurance coverage for collision, uninsured motorists and underinsured motorists.
Read More →Seven delegates from the CarSharing Association participated in the Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting, which included discussions on shared-use mobility and the use of the term ridesharing.
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