Lyft and Starbucks have teamed up to offer exciting rewards for both drivers and passengers. Riders will earn Starbucks stars for their Lyft trips, redeemable for free drinks and food, while drivers gain instant Gold Status. Additionally, Lyft plans to provide free rides to Starbucks baristas during off-peak hours.
Uber is currently offering $10 flat rate rides in Manhattan below 96th Street with uberPOOL, allowing riders to share trips at a competitive price. This initiative aims to reduce traffic congestion in NYC while providing an affordable transportation option, even for solo travelers.
Lyft has increased its new user credit bonus to $30, aiming to attract more customers in a competitive market. This change follows a recent investment from Ford’s CEO and comes alongside a new driver bonus of up to $750, highlighting Lyft’s strategy to enhance its appeal against rivals like Uber.
The mid-week update highlights several lucrative opportunities for travelers and gig economy workers. Lyft has increased its driver sign-up bonus to as much as $750, while the Hyatt Diamond Challenge is now publicly available, allowing for potential status retention through strategic stays. Additionally, SPG is reintroducing free weekend nights at Sheraton properties, requiring five paid nights for one free night.
Sidecar introduces a $10 ride credit for new customers, positioning itself as a competitive alternative to Uber and Lyft. This smartphone app connects riders with everyday drivers and offers shared rides and delivery services. Currently available in ten cities, Sidecar aims to keep ride prices reasonable while expanding its user base.
Lyft is offering a limited-time promotion where users can earn up to $300 in credits by referring friends over the next two weeks. By inviting up to 10 friends, participants can receive bonuses based on the number of successful referrals, with credits expiring after 30 days. Details on how to share referral codes and qualifying cities are included.
Lyft is offering $8 rides through its Lyft Line service in select Happy Hour District zones in New York City. Riders can enjoy discounted fares by staying within designated areas, including parts of Brooklyn and Long Island City. Check your email for eligibility and take advantage of this limited-time offer.
Lyft has extended the deadline for its $1,000 bonus for new drivers who applied and passed their DMV and background checks by March 5. The company acknowledged delays in the approval process due to an overwhelming volume of applications and is reaching out to applicants regarding their eligibility.
Lyft drivers are expressing frustration over delays and issues related to the company’s referral bonus program, with many feeling they were denied a promised $1,000 bonus. As anger grows, discussions of potential class action lawsuits are emerging across social media platforms. A petition is being organized to address these grievances directly with Lyft executives.
A busy week in travel rewards brings exciting updates, including a $1,000 Lyft driver sign-up bonus for select cities, a 50% bonus for Barclays US Airways cardholders, and important SPG category changes for 2015. Travelers can also earn SPG points through Uber rides, enhancing their rewards potential.
New Lyft drivers can still take advantage of a $1000 bonus, but the offer has undergone significant changes. The promotion is now limited to fewer cities and requires completion of 30 rides by the deadline. Updates on eligibility and application status are crucial for potential drivers.
Lyft is offering a limited-time bonus of up to $1,000 for new drivers, available for just one week. To qualify, applicants must complete their first ride by the specified deadline. This promotion aims to attract more drivers to meet increasing demand following a recent surge in passenger sign-ups.
