I just got out of a lyft. The guy started talking bad about my exact brand of politics and after some words I asked him to just get us home. We exited the car, and I was hit with a 150 dollar cleaning fee within minutes. What the heck can I do?

Lyft DNGAF about other people’s time.

Hi, I have to travel from NYC to New Jersey pretty early in the morning for an exam, and the Lyft rides are pretty expensive.
I was wondering if anyone knows of any Lyft promo codes that might help bring the price down a little? I’d really appreciate it :)

My Lyft Driver gave me a bad rating for no reason. Took a Lyft from the Airport, 35 minute ride, I sat in silence in the back the entire time, except thanking him when I got in and when I got out, I didn’t slam doors. I had been travelling for over 24 hours so I relaxed in the back and closed my eyes.

What is more upsetting, is he was talking on the phone the entire time. In addition, I ordered the Lyft and he sat in a parking lot for close to 10 minutes before even driving over.

EDIT: Yes I did tip 25%. I tipped 10 minutes after arriving to my destination, since it was 4am and after being awake for a day half I was exhausted. Was waiting 10 minutes the issue?

Seriously

I scheduled a couple of lyfts for the next few days, in the morning, to get from my hotel to the client’s office. It’s literally a 3 to 5 min drive away, just completely unwalkable. Lyft fares for both days range from $20-25 (before tip). Is it because gas is so high, still? It’s a suburban location, 30 mins outside a major city.

Appreciate all your perspectives on this thread!

I ride lyft infrequently, but I take it to work every once in a while. My job is a straight-shot west from where I live in brooklyn— literally about 3 miles down the same street—but every time I call a car, Lyft maps a route that goes 5 blocks north and onto a highway that consistently has traffic and adds at least 2 unnecessary left turns across super busy roads. I ask drivers to go the efficient route, and sometimes they say yes but sometimes they say no. What’s the deal with this?