Ride-hailing company Lyft is changing the game with the introduction of a monthly subscription service.
According to Lyft’s official website, the company is launching the All-Access Plan, which will offer travelers up to 30 rides a month (up to $15 each) for only $299. For rides over $15, passengers are expected to pay the difference.
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In addition to the savings on the first 30 rides each month, customers are eligible to receive five percent off additional rides.
Lyft also revealed that passengers who use the airlines/southwest-airlines-offers-mobile-app-enhancement-for-day-of-travel-with-lyft.html” target=”_self” rel=”nofollow”>All-Access Plan for all of their personal transportation needs can save up to 59 percent per month when compared to owning a car.
The service plan will be available to everyone in the United States by the end of the week, and travelers can sign up now. There are no penalties for canceling at any time.
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