In this video we will show Lyft riders how to share their location with their contacts on the Lyft app. When on the home screen click the three lines on the top right corner of the screen.
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In this video we will show riders of Lyft how to add cash from a store to their account. When on the home screen click the three bars on the top left corner of the screen. Next click on add payment method then cash.
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Before requesting a ride, Lyft may ask you to submit the following.
ID submission: You will need to scan your government-issued ID. If you can’t provide a government issued ID, there are other options listed under “Accepted IDs”.
Take a photo of yourself: With this you will need to take and submit a photo of yourself. This will become your profile photo to help drivers identify you.
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In this video we will show riders on Lyft how to add a pick not for their driver. On the home screen enter where you are going, then choose the type of ride you want. On the next screen click add note for driver. You will then be able to add note to make it easier for your driver to find you. Once complete click confirm and request.
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In this video we will show riders how to set up Lyft’s donate round up feature. When on the home screen click on the three lines on the top left corner.
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Both Uber and Lyft have arbitration agreement that drivers and rider have to sign to use the app. By agreeing to these Terms, users agree that they are required to resolve any claim that that may have against Uber or Lyft on an individual basis in arbitration as set forth in this Arbitration Agreement, and not as a class, collective, coordinated, consolidated, mass and/or representative action.
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In this article we will go over the top three reasons why your Uber or Lyft driver cancels on you before you even get in the car.
When setting destination click the plus sign next to destination. There it will give you an option to add a second stop. Please make sure to limit your stops to three minutes. For if a stop is longer than three minutes it will cost you more. Doing multiple stops this way is actually cheaper for a rider. It also gives your driver and Lyft the heads up that there are two places you are going to.
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With Lyft’s car seat mode, it makes traveling with children easier for parents. The car seat mode matches riders with the same kinds of vehicles as standard Lyft rides, just with a car seats.
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One thing we unfortunately see the most is Uber and Lyft passengers sending out request for their friends. Which is fine, however, if your friend is so intoxicated that can’t walk by themselves or have no clue what’s going on its best that you ride along with them to make sure they get home safe. You can also use the multiple stop feature to have the driver take you back after dropping off your friend.
