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Lyft Headquarters San Francisco
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Lyft co-founders Logan Green (CEO) and John Zimmer (CEO) are powered by a mission to reconnect people through a better transportation system. Their USD 15.1 billion-valued company (as of June 2018) operates a ride-sharing app available in over 300 US cities to more than 90% of Americans. In 2020, Lyft aims to have 50% of its total trips be shared. They have integrated public transportation into their platform, as well, targeting users who wish to take a Lyft to different transit hubs, then take a bus or train to their destination. The company is also looking to expand their transportation options to include scooters and bike-sharing!
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