Lyft drivers will now earn more whenever a rider takes longer than expected
Lyft drivers will start earning additional pay for extended delays and going out of their way for certain pickups, the company announced Tuesday. The change comes as part of a broader earnings update meant to entice drivers and keep them on the rideshare platform.
White, of Newark, states in court papers police officers were negligent when they chased a vehicle at high speeds on Sept. 8, ...
The U.S. Supreme Court declined on Monday to hear a challenge by Uber and Lyft to lawsuits by the state of California on ...
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Supreme Court denies Uber, Lyft appeal of California labor lawsuitsUber and Lyft argued that lawsuits filed in 2020 by California Attorney General Rob Bonta and Labor Commissioner Lilia Garcia ...
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One woman took to social media to issue a PSA to other ladies after a Lyft ride left her feeling unsafe. In a viral TikTok ...
The ride-hailing companies were asking the court to block California labor lawsuits that seek back pay for tens of thousands ...
A federal judge gave the green light to a former driver’s complaint against rideshare giant Lyft under Nevada’s false claims ...
Lyft announced that it would be stopping some services in D.C. this October. In a news release published at the beginning of, ...
If yourLyft driver has arrived you better hurry. The ride share company announced Tuesday has that it will start charging ...
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