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In a collaborative effort, NJ TRANSIT joins forces with Uber and Lyft to launch a pilot programme, aimed at providing Access Link customers with improved transportation options, reduced wait times and affordable prices.
For Intelligent Transport, a panel of public transport experts have come together to share their thoughts on what they think the future of mobility may look like, as well as offer their predictions on what they expect the most significant trend to impact the industry will be in the next…
Following changes to the CDC guidance regarding face coverings on transportation, ride-sharing companies Uber and Lyft will no longer require U.S. riders or drivers to wear masks.
As part of an industry-first collaboration, Lyft and its partners have launched an autonomous ride-share service in the Floridian city of Miami, with the service set to expand to Austin later in 2022.
As part of a landmark partnership, Lyft and Motional have announced their plans to launch a fully driverless public ride-hail service in Las Vegas, Nevada, in 2023.
Riders in the Ohioan city of Columbus will now be able to see COTA transit options within the Lyft app, in a move with both organisations hope will improve connectivity in the city.
Lyft has decided to sell its autonomous driving division to Woven Plant Holdings, which is a subsidiary of Japanese motoring manufacturer Toyota.
A study conducted by researchers in Singapore as well as the US claims ridesharing is contributing to urban congestion, rather than alleviating it.
Lyft and Uber will share information on drivers that have been removed from their platforms for the most serious of incidents.
The highest court in the land has told Uber that it now must pay workers a minimum wage and holiday pay just like employees in other industries.
A panel of public transport and urban mobility experts discuss the work that the industry’s public and private parties need to do to deliver better services through more effective data management and usage.
The ride-sharing start-up says it uses HEPA cabin air filters in its SUVs, which it provides to all of its drivers rather than having them using their own vehicles.
Riders in Miami-Dade County will now be able to see bus and rail services availble in their area, as well as scooter and car rental options.
Passengers in Denver will be able to purchase tickets for the city's buses and trains using the Lyft app, in what the Regional Transportation District has called a world first.
Proposition 22 enables companies such as Uber and Lyft to class their drivers as contractors, rather than employees, although their campaign methods have raised some eyebrows in the state.
