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Lyft to end DC scooter service
Lyft pulling electric scooters out of Washington, D.C.
Bad news for scooter riders: starting October 1, Lyft is pulling its dockless electric scooters out of Washington, D.C. An in-app message pops up for the app's D.C. users alerting them to the change. The rideshare company announced the move earlier in September a s part of a narrowing of its product offerings and a refocus of its strategy.
Lyft scooters will be unavailable in DC by October
If you’re looking to get around D.C. on two wheels, don’t count on riding a Lyft scooter. The rideshare company says its scooters are leaving D.C. by Oct. 1.
Lyft to end DC scooter service in October as company refocuses on e-bikes
After a six-year ride, Lyft is hitting the brakes on its electric scooters in Washington, D.C., officially pulling the plug on the service starting next month.
Lyft to discontinue scooter service in DC this October
Lyft announced that it would be stopping some services in D.C. this October. In a news release published at the beginning of, Lyft outlined its future plans for bikes, e-bikes, scooters and more. The release said that Lyft is discontinuing its dockless scooters in the District.
Rideshare giant Lyft 'exploring alternatives' to dockless bikes, scooters in Denver
Will they or won't they? That's the big question when it comes to the future of Lyft's dockless bikes and scooters in Denver.
Lyft to phase out dockless scooters in DC by October 2024
Lyft is getting rid of its dockless bikes and scooters in D.C. on October 1, 2024, as the company aims to focus on the Capital Bikeshare System.
Lyft scooters are leaving DC
The rideshare giant announced the decision to pull its two-wheeler electric scooters off the streets starting Oct. 1 as part of an effort to narrow its product portfolio, restructure costs, and streamline operations, according to a press release from Lyft earlier this month.
Lyft says it will pull bikes and scooters from Denver’s streets, suggesting its future includes docking stations
Ride-hailing and micromobility company Lyft plans to stop offering dockless electric bikes and scooters, including in Denver — and says it’s “exploring alternatives” in the
Why Lyft is eliminating dockless scooters and bikes in Denver
Alayna Alvarez/Axios Lyft is pulling the plug on its dockless scooter and e-bike operations in Denver, even as demand for alternative transportation grows. The latest: Lyft announced this month it will "no longer operate standalone dockless bikes and scooters" in Denver and is "exploring alternatives.
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