A New York City-based fintech CEO said his wife was briefly banned from using Lyft after she reported her driver for a bumper sticker that he claimed read “Free Palestine” in Arabic.

Uber and Lyft announced they are offering free rides for evacuees in an effort to help those impacted by the devastating ...

New York City’s congestion pricing is scheduled to take effect Sunday — but for the first month, Lyft said it will be crediting riders who pay the fee. New York’s program, which is supposed ...

Ridesharing giants Uber and Lyft are taking different approaches to dealing with the change. Lyft kicked off 2025 with a blog post announcing new incentives for customers—if only temporarily.

Uber and Lyft are currently training staff on how to maintain the autonomous vehicles ahead of their public launch in the coming months. Uber customers in Atlanta and Austin, Texas, will be able ...

Uber and Lyft to launch Waymo robotaxis on their apps starting in 2025. Ride-hailing giants pivot to partnerships, gaining from driverless taxi bookings. The ride-hailing giants restructured their ...

Uber Technologies UBER0.39%increase; green up pointing triangle and Lyft LYFT-1.73%decrease ... competitors who may have figured it out. The ride-hailing leaders are preparing to bring ...

On Jan. 2, The Information came out with an article predicting that Amazon could acquire Lyft in 2025. Since it broke, Lyft shares have shot higher, trading up approximately 5% on both Jan. 2 and ...

Uber is replacing Lyft, which has been the airline's ride-sharing partner since 2017. The airline also announced a partnership with YouTube to bring ad-free content to SkyMiles members on Delta ...

Potential rules from the Department of Inspections, Appeals, and Licensing would lower fines for businesses that violate the law. These changes significantly lower the cap on how much the state ...

The agency is also proposing a new rule that would require Uber and Lyft to give 72-hour advance notice to drivers if they intend to lock them out so they have “reasonable expectations of their ...