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Lyft wants its fleet to be 100% electric by 2030.

Uber wants to be super green in Canada, Europe, and the United States by 2030.

By now, you’ve probably heard of ridesharing apps such as Uber and Lyft. If you’ve used either app before, you likely know what they entail and how convenient they are. But what if you’re looking to make some extra income on your own schedule? Becoming a rideshare driver isn’t a complicated process and depending on where you live, could be a livable income.

Dan Ammann, GM’s president, is leaving ride hailing service Lyft’s board of directors, to be replaced by Maggie Wilderotter, of Hewlett Packard.

Ride hailing app Lyft is launching a new monthly subscription service in major US cities designed to save frequent users a little bit of money.

This past January during CES 2018, Aptiv and Lyft were giving the media rides around Las Vegas in Aptiv’s self-driving BMW 5-Series based test prototypes.

Ride sharing app Lyft has teamed up with automated driving technology firm Aptiv to offer rides in a semi-autonomous BMW 5 Series during CES in Las Vegas later this month.

The investment fund in charge of Google’s Alphabet sub-brand, CapitalG, has invested another $500 million into ride-sharing app Lyft.

Lyft has locked down a permit to test self-driving cars on California’s roads.

Lyft has partnered with Ford to bring self-driving vehicles to the ride-hailing service by 2021. 

Many consumers are foregoing car ownership in favor of using ride-hailing apps such as Uber and Lyft, a recent study has found.

The number-two ride-sharing company in the U.S. has teamed up with Google’s Waymo.

People didn’t take kindly to Uber and Lyft operating during the taxi strikes that were organized to protest the controversial immigration ban.

Lyft confirmed earlier today it’s drivers would be the first to receive Chevrolet’s new battery electric Bolt this fall as the two companies cozy up closer.