Overview Lyft Lux is a premium ride service offered by Lyft, the second most popular ride-sharing company after Uber. It provides riders with a high-end experience, offering luxury vehicles, experienced and professional drivers, and top-of-the-line features and amenities. With Lyft Lux, passengers can expect a more elevated and comfortable ride, perfect for special occasions or […]
According to our data, in 2019 Lyft had 3,128 cities in the US with a shared carpool option, and Uber had less at 2,453.
According to our data, in 2019, the average rates of an UberX or Lyft standard in the US are as follows: UberX: Minimum Fare $6.67 Base Fare: $3.87 Cancel Fee: $5.08 Cost Per Minute: $0.18 Cost Per Mile: $1.16 Lyft Standard: Minimum Fare $4.24 Base Fare: $1.36 Cancel Fee: $7.21 Cost Per Minute: $0.18 Cost […]
As of the end of 2019, 37,890 cities in the US had at least one Lyft service, which is approximately 97% of all cities in the US. As of the end of 2019, 35,859 cities in the US had at least one Uber service, which is approximately 93% of all cities in the US. Lyft […]
In the US, the average duration of an Uber or Lyft ride is 49.8 minutes, according to our data from 2019. The longest average trip duration is in South Dakota, averaging 49.8 minutes. The shortest average trip duration is in Hawaii, averaging 26.5 miles.
In the US, the average distance is 32.7 miles, according to our data from 2019. The longest average trip distance is in South Dakota, averaging 46.8 miles. The shortest average trip distance is in Hawaii, averaging 15.4 miles.
According to our data, the average cost of a Lyft ride at the end of 2019 was $49.14. In contrast, the average cost of an Uber ride was $50.41. The most expensive states for Lyft rides were Kansas (average of $100), Missouri (average of $97), and Wyoming (average of $85). The least expensive states were […]
Lyft Pink, formerly called Ride Pass Smart Savings Plan, is a monthly subscription plan that costs $19.99 per month. The plan offers 15% off all rides across any Lyft service, for an unlimited number of rides. Other perks include priority airport pickups, waived lost and found fees, and additional surprise offers. Lyft will also waive […]
Uber and Lyft ask their drivers to pay tolls during rides in exchange for reimbursements after rider payments are processed. Each rider is charged for tolls when applicable to fund the reimbursement.
Uber: Uber driver-partners are allowed to refuse fares that include non-service dogs but are required by law to allow service dogs with their owners. Lyft: Lyft allows drivers to refuse passenger requests if those passengers are accompanied by non-service dogs.