Rideshare giant Lyft is offering users the ability to lock in ride prices, a feature aimed at helping them avoid surge pricing. It'll cost subscribers $2.99 per month, and the company said that it ...

“We are going to open up a can of whoop ass on primetime,” CEO David Risher said on the company’s second-quarter earnings call. Lyft is testing a new subscription-based feature called Price Lock, ...

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Ride-hail giant Lyft will pilot a new feature called Price Lock that will let a rider purchase a monthly subscription “that caps the price for a specific route at a specific time,” according to CEO ...

“And if you need to use another service for your ride to the airport,” the announcement continued, “you’ll get up to $50 more Lyft Cash – up to $100 total – even if you take a taxi or an Ub*r. You ...

Lyft said the median driver who uses a personal vehicle pulls in a net $23.46 per engaged hour. This accounts for tips, bonuses, and expenses — and defines an engaged hour as time spent on rides. Lyft ...