I know exactly what this means when Ann calls. She’s standing in front of a cafe in San Francisco and is being taken to an office downtown. She doesn’t even say her name, because she knows her cell phone number is saved in our system...
Learn moreWhen I order myself a ride from home—using my iPhone—the driver tends to pull up to my neighbor’s house, a few doors down. It’s just the GPS being a little wonky on our street. That’s no problem for me; I just trot over there and hop in. But of...
Learn moreAlmost since our launch, it’s been just three of us dispatching rides for our members. I just checked: that’s 11,493 rides that have gone out under the watchful eye of Liz, Amanda or myself. PHEW. But we knew this day would come...
Learn moreMany seniors invest in smartphones for the convenience of ordering on-demand transportation from Lyft or Uber. Unfortunately, if you’re new to smartphones and their apps, sometimes there’s a steep learning curve for ordering rides—and you’ll get...
Learn moreHave you ever taken the day off of work to shuttle your mom around town to doctor appointments, trips to the bank, a meeting with her lawyer, and grocery shopping? Do you do this regularly? What about when you visit your father-in-law who lives...
Learn moreIf you’ve tried to have a conversation with a loved on about giving up driving and it hasn’t gone well, you’re not alone. It can be difficult for people to admit it’s time to hand over the keys. It’s not usually something that occurs with just...
Learn moreSo you own a car and still enjoy driving it? That’s great! If you’re a confident, capable driver, then – by all means – drive away. But even if you drive yourself most places, there are still times when it’s nice to have someone else chauffeur...
Learn moreToday Arrive Rides made the decision to shut down its Facebook account. As Facebook’s privacy neglects have piled up, I’ve personally considered shuttering my own account. But I felt trapped by my business’ account. Social media is supposed to be...
Learn moreFamilies live in fear of having this talk. Here are three conversation starters to help you ease into an open discussion with your parent about their driving: 1) “I’m updating my emergency preparedness plan. What does your plan look...
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