Lyft to launch feature for elderly passengers later this year

Fox Business learned that Rideshare Giant Lyft launches a service directed towards elderly cyclists later this year.

It will contain Lyft Silver design, which will have a simpler design with easy access to support for their passengers.

“We are actively exploring new ways to enhance the Lyft experience of a wide range of cycles,” Lyft spokesman told Fox Business, adding that the waiting list for the new show opened on Tuesday.

LYFT feature unveiled the niqab to help the cyclists avoid boom prices

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The new feature highlights the ongoing battle between Lyft and Uber. Both companies have constantly introduced similar features designed for customers in an attempt to capture more on the market.

Rideshare Giant Lyft launches a service to the elderly contestants later this year. (David Paul Morris / Bloomberg via Getti Imachurs / Getty Pictures)

Last May, Uber launched Uber sponsors, which was specially designed for care providers to request and monitor horse riding and delivery to loved ones as well as arranging payments using health benefits.

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The new feature highlights the ongoing battle between Lyft and Uber. (Smith Collections / Gado via Getty Images / Getty Images)

Last September, Lyft announced that it would launch an advantage to help lock passenger prices. The feature, which costs $ 2.99 per month, aims to help daily passengers avoid high prices.

Likewise, Uber is in the midst of offering his own version. The price lock also helps, at $ 2.99 per month, the cyclists in locking the prices of the roads they take constantly at the same time. Service in specific markets in the United States

The two companies also launched features aimed at eliminating travel pressure at the airport.