Lyft temporarily stops renting electric bikes due to overly strong brakes
Front brakes are a little touchy
Ride sharing articles
Lyft goes public, now trades at $78 per share
The company's market cap briefly reached $30 billion
Lyft's introduces Shared Saver: Lower fare for those willing to walk a little
A little exercise never hurt anyone
Lyft acquiesces to New York's rules, agrees to pay drivers at least $15 per hour
As well as $2.22/hour for other expenses
Uber is developing autonomous technology for scooters and bikes
Imagine, bikes and scooters that drive themselves
Lyft shifts to Segway scooters; swappable batteries and docking system in the works
New scooters will be more durable and weather resistant
Ride-hailing usage has more than doubled over the last three years
Ride-hailing usage still isn't widespread, however
Defunct ride-sharing firm Sidecar sues Uber for using "illegal" market-dominating tactics
Uber says it's a competitive industry
New York City passes $17 minimum wage for Uber and Lyft drivers
Uber says it may pass the costs on to riders
Waymo is reportedly planning to launch its autonomous Uber-like ride-hailing service in December
A significant milestone for the self-driving car industry
Lyft announces 'Lyft Rewards,' a rider loyalty program set to launch in December
Lyft is remaining tight-lipped on the specifics
Uber boss says company to focus more on bikes and less on cars
Drivers and its bottom line will likely be affected
Uber patent could detect how drunk you are when ordering a ride
Mashing the screen with your face is a dead giveaway
Uber revamps driver app based on user feedback
A complete redesign of the driver app
Grab buys Uber's Southeast Asian business following difficult competition
The first of major ride-hailing consolidation efforts
Lyft is testing a subscription service across multiple pricing tiers
High-frequency riders appear to be the targets of Lyft's testing
Drunk man accidentally hails $1,600 Uber from West Virginia to New Jersey
The ride occurred during surge pricing in an upper-tier vehicle
People are increasingly using ride-hailing services to get to the emergency room
It may be far cheaper than an ambulance but it puts both drivers and passengers at risk
Almost 250,000 Lyft passengers stopped using a personal car in 2017
Over half of Lyft customers say they use their own cars less often
Uber will institute mandatory six-hour breaks for UK drivers
This new rule will go into effect if you drive more than 10 hours at a time
Uber's secret software blocked foreign law enforcement from retrieving data
'Ripley' allows HQ to lock down data remotely in case of a police raid
Uber has found a buyer for its failed auto leasing business
Fair.com is buying Xchange Leasing for an undisclosed sum
Opinion: The ridesharing business conundrum
Part of the problem is that these ridesharing services are a victim of their own success
Lyft to expand to Toronto by the end of the year
It'll be Lyft's first international market