Lyft’s 2023 Economic Impact Report

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December 1st, 2023

In 2022, North America was on the move again. People were commuting more, going back to in-person school, restaurants, and places of worship, and traveling again. As daily life and transportation has evolved, so has Lyft’s impact on drivers, riders, and communities across the continent. We talked to these riders and drivers, asking them to tell us more about their lives and the role that Lyft plays. Thousands of adults, of every age, race, and background, told us how they rely on Lyft’s transportation network to get to the places that mattered to them.

Read the full report here.