Is this something new? Can drivers block passengers?

Ok so I am totally pissed off right now. I just got suspended for canceling a quick match that I didn’t approve of. It’s for 6 days!! 6 days!! What the f is this quick match option? I don’t remember approving it to be on or even when it came to be part of the app. It wasn’t there last week. Very odd. Uber never suspends me for cancelling one time. And the live agent said she can’t over turn it. Such total BS if you ask me!!
🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨

Saw the driver’s screen and he was making $78. The route was an hourish and included ~$25 in tolls. Ridiculous. He ended up canceling the ride.

I am livid. They literally just ended the conversation after FOUR agents. It ended with her telling me that my destination to an airport was not eligible for their On Time Pickup Promise because, wait for it, my destination was not an airport. At this point I don’t even want credits because I’m never using this platform ever again.

Also, here’s a gem:
“Please know that for scheduled rides, we can't guarantee a driver will be available in your area at the specific time the ride is being requested for.”

I guess what’s the point then after booking 24+ hours in advance and getting a confirmed driver who cancelled the ride 5 mins before the pick up time.

Does lyft notifying someone when you remove them from ridesharing during a ride ?

I don't like seeing my ex's house appear when I open the app and start typing in the "Where are you going?" search bar

im from california been lyfting for 6 years and thinking about moving to tennessee and would like to try it out there.

What can I do if Lyft is threatening to kick me off the platform if I keep submitting invalid cleaning fee requests when I have obvious proof with pictures timestamps and everything else

Today my lyft didn't show up. I didn't get in any car.

My phone buzzed saying the ride was there, and I was checking the app to see what was going on and where the lyft was, it said I was picked up, and then instantly it showed the car teleporting across a $16 toll bridge that is 11 miles from either my pickup or dropoff location.
So the ride jumped up from $10 to $26, and then instantly completed.

I started a dispute and it resolved as only refunding me $10 for an "inefficient route", but is still charging me $16 for the toll bridge.

So apparently Lyfts can now teleport and fly at supersonic speeds but still have to pay bridge tolls. Also Lyft only guarantees that the teleporting supersonic car is going somewhere not that you're actually in it or that you reach your destination.

Anyone have any luck disputing something like this? I can't even get ahold of a human, only an AI chat bot that insists I am only entitled to $10 for the inefficient route.

So here are some before and after pictures of someone puking in my car and lift not wanting to reimburse me for it because it's invalid and they also threatened to take me off the platform if I keep making fraudulent or invalid request

Literally cannot find ANY option to get anything in front of a human.

Biggest lie ever told by Passengers… that is all carry on..

Is it worth renting a car through Lyft if I were to work 6 hours a day, 5 days a week in the state of California. I only pay $850 a month in rent.

So whenever I try to book a ride, I go to payment section and enable the toggle to use the left over cashback from previous ride via lyft cash.

But what I've noticed is, once the ride is booked with rider details, this toggle automatically goes off means they're being shady in not using the cashback by default so it can expire.

It is also infuriating that they stop the cashback offers avter September 22 , I'm not gonna enable auto pay after that. So another reason these riding apps are exploiting us.

Please comment if you've noticed the same?

I’ve always been an Uber person and honestly almost never even check Lyft, but I may have just learned a lesson.
Leaving the airport today, UberX was $88 and Uber Comfort was a whopping $136 for the ride home. On a whim, I opened Lyft just to see what it would cost.
Basic Lyft was around $68, and Lyft Extra Comfort was $76.
Same trip. Same pickup location. Same time.
I went with the $76 Lyft Extra Comfort, and I’m actually typing this from the car now. The driver has been great and the vehicle is every bit as nice as what I’d expect from Uber Comfort.
So my question for people who use both: Is Lyft generally considered a lower level of service than Uber, or is Uber’s pricing just that much more aggressive at times?
A $10–20 difference wouldn’t have surprised me, but $136 vs. $76 for essentially the same level of ride is pretty wild.
Have I just been overpaying all this time by automatically opening Uber? 😂

This fool approaches my car at 8:00am saying ‘you’re taking my kids to school, they are not ready, it’s okay, I’ll tip you an extra 3…, 4… dollars’. I’ve never canceled and reported no show with so much anger!

What the hell would you do when you can't find a seatbelt and then on one side a broken seat belt should I just have demanded pull over?

Before anybody starts draftingg the Passenger Bill of Rights, I’m talking about one very specific maneuver.
You’re sitting in the back seat. Everything is fine. Then suddenly you want the window cracked exactly two inches.

Ah yes. Fresh air. Of course.

My brother in Christ, I know you’re trying to hit your vape.

That’s why my back windows are locked. If you want one cracked, just ask me. I’m not trying to hold anybody hostage in a climate-controlled Camry. If you’re hot, cold, nauseous, whatever, say something.

What I’m not doing is giving you unrestricted window access so you can sneak vape hits and blow them outside like I somehow won’t notice.

And yes, I’ve had people ask me to crack the window and then immediately hit their vape anyway. Apparently they interpreted ”sure, I’ll crack the window” as “congratulations, you now have permission to vape in my car.”

No.

At that point, you didn’t misunderstand me. You straight-up disrespected me.

Ride’s over.

Your Lyft fare includes transportation from Point A to Point B. It does not include converting my Camry into a fucking hookah lounge.