Lyft Announces New Pay Standards for Drivers
In a bid to enhance transparency and fairness, Lyft has introduced a minimum pay standard, guaranteeing drivers at least 70% of rider payments each week.
- Lyft commits to paying drivers at least 70% of rider payments each week, addressing long-standing concerns over pay transparency.
- The new pay standard is part of Lyft's efforts to improve conditions for its drivers and compete more effectively with Uber.
- Drivers will now have access to detailed breakdowns of their earnings, including the share of rider payments and external fees.
- Lyft's initiative includes incentives for drivers using electric vehicles and mechanisms for appealing deactivations.
- The move aims to attract more drivers to the platform and strengthen the ride-hailing sector amid economic challenges.