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Rideshare with Lyft. Lyft is your friend with a car, whenever you need one. Download the app and get a ride from a friendly driver within minutes.
Lyft, Inc. is an American company offering mobility as a service, ride-hailing, vehicles for hire, motorized scooters, a bicycle-sharing system, rental cars, and food delivery in the United States and select cities in Canada.
Request a Lyft ride in a web browser on your phone, tablet, or laptop – no app download required. Get a ride from a friendly driver in minutes.
On-demand rides for in‑demand people. Your shift starts at 8. Happy hour on the patio only lasts for an hour. And your family would love to see your face again, ASAP. We’ll match you with a driver in seconds, show you the quickest bus route, or help you find the nearest bike or scooter.
Let’s start with your number and we'll text you a link to download the Lyft app.
Get where you’re going with Lyft. Whether you’re catching a flight, going out for the night, commuting to the office, or running errands in a rush, the Lyft app offers you multiple ways to get...
Mar 29, 2017 · It’s that simple. RIDE. RENT. GO BANANAS. With Lyft, you’ve got plenty of ride options.* Whether you’re looking for an affordable ride, the most direct route, or a way to treat yourself—we’ve got the wheels to suit your mood and budget. Plus, you can even take the wheel yourself and rent a car with Lyft Rentals (or with our partner ...
Riding with Lyft. Get help for a ride We hope that all rides are seamless, but sometimes things go wrong. You can dispute a ride charge instantly, and report anything we should know about a ride or a driver. Dispute ride fare or charges. Submit feedback on driver.
Accessibility in the Lyft app and website. Sharing your driving location with friends and family. Third party requests for data. Use of the Lyft Logo and Brand. All articles about Safety, policies, and accessibility.
You can use Lyft on Windows phones and Amazon Devices using our mobile site: m.lyft.com The Lyft app works with all major cell carriers (like Sprint, T-Mobile, Verizon, or AT&T) and most minor carriers (like Virgin Wireless, Metro PCS, or Cricket Wireless).
