A new “Restroom Finder” feature in the Lyft Driver app displays nearby restrooms recommended by other drivers in the U.S. — plus more helpful crowdsourced info.

Lyft driver support: Where to use the bathroom during a shift

 One of drivers’ most requested products is now live — and it’s a huge relief

Thanks to Smartcar technology, owners of electric vehicles no longer need to worry whether they have enough charge to accept a ride.

The technology making rideshare easier for EV drivers

Top-earning Lyft drivers share insights into how they get the most out of driving, including high-potential times, locations, and more.

Top-earning drivers share their 7 favorite tips for making more

EVP of Design Audrey Liu, VP of Customers Jody Kelman, and Chief Policy Officer Jeremy Bird discuss the value of having a diverse leadership team and how it leads to the development of impactful products like Women+ Connect, a new feature from Lyft that pairs women and nonbinary drivers with more women and nonbinary riders.

Meet the women leaders shaping Lyft's products

How Lyft is leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) to generate faster routes, more convenient pickup spots, and more accurately predict where you want to go.

How Lyft uses AI to get you where you want to go, faster

Citi Bike, which turned 10 this month, feels like an inevitable part of New York City, but the bike-share system faced collapse multiple times. Here are the people who saved it, again and again. 

How protests and bad press nearly sank Citi Bike

Citi Bike, which turned 10 this month, today feels like an inevitable part of New York City. But it wasn’t always so. Here are Citi Bike’s milestones, from its conception to today. 

Mapping Citi Bike's many milestones

Mapping Citi Bike's Many Milestones

Flood, sweat, and gears: The tumultuous, triumphant history of Citi Bike

Flood, Sweat, and Gears: The Tumultuous, Triumphant History of Citi Bike

Until very recently, Lyft’s in-app navigation system was built using Google Maps, which gave the company little control over a key aspect of its service. But now, after a scrappy three-year effort, Lyft has released its own maps — and it’s starting to unveil new features that could remake the driving and riding experience.

Lyft’s secret plan to take control of its maps — and its future

Lyft’s Secret Plan To Take Control of Its Maps — And Its Future

Electrifying one-fifth of bike-share stations is enough to keep a whole fleet charged and drastically reduce emissions. Here’s how.

Electrifying just 20% of bike-share stations could drastically reduce emissions

Electrifying Just 20% of Bike-Share Stations Could Drastically Reduce Emissions

Lyft's office in downtown Nashville was bombed on Christmas Day 2020. Here's how the company's crisis experts responded.

Nashville bomb 2020: How experts responded at Lyft's office

How Lyft’s Crisis Experts Responded When Their Own Office Got Bombed

The rideshare company has pledged to achieve 100% electric vehicles on its platform by 2030. If it can figure out how to convert drivers on its platform, it may crack the pathway to wide-scale adoption. 

Inside Lyft