Lyft has launched teen ride accounts across the USA, rolling out a feature that allows passengers aged 13 to 17 to book rides independently while giving parents greater oversight. The move comes as ...

Almost two years after Uber introduced its own teen features, Lyft is updating its tools to offer a similar service.

The new accounts for riders aged 13 to 17 launch today in over 200 major markets, including New York, Chicago, Atlanta, ...

Lyft has officially introduced teen accounts. This lets teenagers order rides on their own, but parents get a birds-eye view of the trip.

Driving is too scary, expensive, and exhausting for Gen Z. So they're waiting to get a license and making their parents ferry them around.

CEO David Risher also addressed the company's autonomous vehicle strategy amid rising competition from Waymo, Uber and Tesla.

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