#lyft

#lyft

Uber and Lyft are fighting Proposition L with significant funding to avoid a new tax on ride-hailing.

Uber and Lyft oppose Proposition L, a tax initiative aimed at funding San Francisco's public transit, fearing increased costs and reduced accessibility for riders.

Lyft is suing San Francisco over $100 million in taxes due to a misclassification of driver income as company revenue.

A Lyft driver was convicted for drunk driving after hitting a motorcycle and attempting to flee the scene with a BAC significantly over the legal limit.

Voters in San Francisco approved a tech tax measure, but it won't take effect, worsening Muni's financial crisis.

Lyft is suing San Francisco for $100 million in tax refunds, claiming overtaxation based on incorrect revenue assessment from 2019 to 2023.

Uber and Lyft drivers have until January 31, 2025, to claim part of a $328 million settlement for unpaid wages.,

Uber and Lyft drivers demand fair pay and better treatment amid rising expenses and alleged violations of minimum wage rules.

Competition from driverless taxis may significantly reduce earning potential for Uber and Lyft drivers in the coming years, creating financial challenges.

Uber and Lyft drivers in NYC are facing ongoing app lockouts, severely affecting their ability to work and earn income.

Self-driving technology will proliferate through personal vehicles and driverless taxi services in 2025.

Lyft is partnering with three autonomous vehicle companies to integrate AV technology into its platform starting in 2025.

Lyft is set to introduce autonomous vehicles that will allow customers to travel without a driver.

Lyft plans to integrate fully autonomous robotaxis into its app by 2026, starting with Dallas and expanding to other markets.

Lyft is launching robotaxi rides in Atlanta with plans to expand to Dallas and more markets.

Lyft plans to launch a robotaxi fleet in Dallas by 2026 using Intel's Mobileye technology, collaborating with Marubeni for fleet operations.

Lyft is collaborating with autonomous driving firms to enhance its competitiveness against Uber in the AV space.

Lyft and Anthropic partner to enhance customer care using AI technology, significantly improving service efficiency.

Lyft partners with Anthropic's Claude AI to enhance customer service and reduce resolution times, though concerns about driver sentiment persist.

Lyft's Citi Bike rates have been raised again, following congestion pricing implementation, marking a continued pattern of annual price increases.

Lyft will offset New York City's congestion pricing fee for January with credits for riders.

MTA's congestion pricing starts January 5, 2025, imposing daily fees for entering Manhattan, affecting rideshare costs.

Lyft offers a $1.50 credit to riders facing the new congestion fee, making rides more affordable in January.

Lyft is prioritizing micromobility by integrating bike and scooter operations, focusing on e-bikes which saw a 65% increase in usage year-over-year.

Lyft introduces Price Lock feature to address surge pricing inconsistencies.

Lyft's Voting Access Program aims to ensure equal access to polling places with discounts for rides to mitigate transportation barriers, especially for marginalized communities.

Lyft launches Voting Access Program to ensure easier transportation for voters, aiming to combat barriers created by fewer polling places and voter suppression laws.

Citi Bike's e-bike pricing increases reflect inflation and operational costs, despite ongoing user backlash.

Gaming algorithms for profit can lead to substantial earnings, yet corporate policies aim to maintain program integrity.

Lyft misled drivers about earnings, resulting in a $2.1 million penalty for false advertising.

Lyft is introducing a program offering drivers savings contributions to promote flexibility and benefits, signaling a shift in gig worker compensation.

Lyft agreed to a $2.1 million settlement for deceptive earnings claims misleading drivers about expected income.

Lyft faces serious allegations of misleading advertising related to driver earnings, potentially influencing the livelihoods of many drivers.

Lyft misrepresented potential driver earnings in advertisements, leading to legal action and a fine for misleading claims about hourly pay.

Lyft is launching its Voting Access Program to ensure transportation does not hinder Americans from voting.

Lyft offers discounted rides to the polls on Election Day to promote voter access and participation.

Lyft is testing a Price Lock feature to cap prices on specific routes at certain times by paying a monthly fee, aimed at reducing surge pricing pain.

Lyft is implementing new earnings improvements to address driver frustrations and enhance pay equity.

Lyft is restructuring its micromobility division, aiming to cut costs and strengthen its urban mobility vision.

Lyft is restructuring its bike and scooter division to enhance profitability, leading to layoffs and a shift in focus towards urban solutions.

Lyft's Price Lock program caps ride prices for commuters, enhancing budget predictability at a $3 monthly fee.

Lyft is testing a rider verification system to enhance driver safety and trust.

Lyft's Commuter Report highlights disparities in commuting experiences among Americans, focusing on key factors like time, cost, environmental sustainability, and urban vibrancy.

Lyft introduces Price Lock to combat surge pricing for commuter convenience.

Lyft is introducing a monthly subscription feature, Price Lock, to cap prices for frequent riders and address surge pricing.

Lyft introduces a price lock feature to stabilize ride costs for daily commuters, but details on its operation are vague.