Lyft includes New York’s Citi Bikes to its application
Starting in May, Lyft clients in New York City will most likely use Citi Bikes through the ridesharing application. Clients won't require a separate account or login to locate or unlock the bikes. The Lyft application will automatically demonstrate what number of bikes are accessible at close-by stations. At the point when clients are prepared to ride, they'll get a five-digit code, which they can enter in any dock at an offered station to release their preferred bike. Both of the services are well known on their own, so together, they could meaningfully affect transportation in New York.
This isn't altogether amazing given that Lyft obtained Citi Bike's parent organization, Motivate, a year ago and quickly struck a deal to invest $100 million in New York City's armada. In a blog post...