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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.
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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.
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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.
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Peer-to-peer ride-sharing Lyft has partnered with MetLife Auto & Home to provide additional insurance options for protecting drivers and passengers.
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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.
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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.
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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.
Read More →The California Public Utilities Commission has created regulations to ensure that safety is enforced for Transportation Network Companies, which use an online platform to connect passengers with drivers using their personal vehicles.
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