BERKELEY COUNTY, S.C.–Lyft, the fastest growing on-demand transportation service in the United States, officially launched Thursday in the Lowcountry.
“We’re excited to announce that we’ll also be simultaneously launching at Charleston International, which means that now travelers can use Lyft to get to and from the airport!” stated Mary Caroline Pruitt, a Lyft spokesperson.
The ridesharing service is similar to Uber which launched in the Tricounty in 2015. From Moncks Corner to Hanahan or Charleston to Kiawah Island, Lyft reps say folks in the Lowcountry will be able to rely on their rideshare program as their safe, friendly, affordable ride around town. (To see Lyft’s full coverage area and estimated ride costs, click here.)
“Since the early days, Lyft has been committed to treating people better, and as a result, our drivers and passengers are incredibly welcoming and friendly,” stated Pruitt. “That’s why we’re thrilled to be launching in Charleston, we think our focus on people and community echoes the values of the historic city.”
According to Lyft, the company’s founding group of Lowcountry drivers includes several entrepreneurs, a retired police officer, and more, who were all excited to hit the road Thursday.
To celebrate launch, new passengers will be able to use the code “CHUCKTOWN” to receive $5 off their first Lyft ride within the Charleston coverage area.
“We’re growing rapidly throughout the South; Lyft just recently launched in Savannah earlier this month, and we also launched Richmond today, the same time as Charleston!” stated Pruitt.
Lyft is also hiring, too. According to the company, drivers can make up to $35 per hour. Currently, the company is offering up to a $50 bonus for drivers who complete 30 rides within 30 days. To apply for employment, click here.
Lyft was founded in June 2012 by Logan Green and John Zimmer to reconnect people and communities through better transportation. Lyft is the fastest growing rideshare company in the U.S and is available in more than 200 cities.
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