Coupons, Deals, Promo Codes for Lyft

Some Lyft promotional codes may not work for you. There are two potential explanations for this scenario. Unlike AppGrooves, some other deal aggregators won't always update their listings which means that certain deals may become obsolete - or out-of-date. Another reason your coupon can result in the dreaded error message is the unique set of terms and conditions each code normally comes with. Maybe the deal is only available in Nebraska? Or maybe it won't combine with the promotion you already got running? You'll find out if you read the small print.

At the moment, the best deal for Lyft you can snatch off of AppGrooves is the $20 off your first ride. Obviously, this great option for saving money only applies to new customers so, if you've already used the app before, you might want to check out some of the other codes available to redeem. Of course, new ones will be added as soon as our team of curators gets a hold of them, so you will always have ample opportunity to save.

Credit cards such as VISA, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express are the preferred payment option for many Lyft users. Debit and prepaid cards will also be accepted. Others like to use PayPal (via Android or iOS), Google Pay, Apple Pay, and even Venmo. You can also easily link your bank checking account, although this option is only available in select cities. Bear in mind that, at the moment, Lyft does not accept cash payments.

Every driver is equipped with a special Lyft app that helps them find their way in any environment. The software is fitted with a very precise GPS system that allows for finding the fastest and safest route to any destination. Think of Google Maps - but better. Of course, a more seasoned driver will also have many routes memorized so they may not even need to use the GPS at all times. Either way, you will be able to get where you want to be - and always arrive on time.

There is no mandate that requires all Lyft drivers to wear face coverings during the COVID-19 pandemic. However, the independent contractors working for the company are strongly encouraged to do so in order to protect their own health and the health of their customers. In addition, both Lyft and Uber have been known to recommend vaccination for their drivers. As a customer, you have all the right to ask and get informed before booking a ride with any individual driver.

Much like all other services of a similar type, Lyft keeps its drivers as independent contractors. This means that the workers maintain a self-employed status and (more often than not) keep Lyft as their main client. Some may even choose to work for multiple companies, including the main competitor Uber. The wages provided are similar in both - between $12 and $17 per hour for Lyft and $14 to $20 for Uber.

Yes. All the feedback that you provide through the app will be fully anonymous and the driver will have no way of knowing your identity. This enables greater objectivity and removes any room for retaliation. To avoid abusive language and inappropriate comments, all reviews are vetted before being published. If no rating is left, the driver will automatically be granted a 5-star review after a few days.