Lyft CEO Looks to Get Faster, More Partners

Lyft CEO David Risher says the ride sharing service is looking to pick up passengers faster. He also talks about the future of robotaxis and autonomous cars. First-quarter results beat expectations and the number of active riders grew to almost 22 million. He speaks on "Bloomberg Technology."
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The logical next step for the biggest rideshare companies is to forge more partnerships with manufacturers of EV and hybrid vehicles. The transition will be messy, tumultuous, creating a negative externality: drivers and hence their livelihood will be axed, whether full-time or part-time; and a positive externality: bigger profits for companies like Uber and Lyft as well as a more efficient transportation system.