Rideshare

Our new governmentwide Rideshare/Ride-Hail solution modernizes travel. Coverage is available in the top 50 markets where government employees travel and the solution is easy to use. Services are available through Lyft and Uber.

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Who can participate

DOD and federal employees on official travel or local travel, if authorized by your organization.

How it works

Your organization works directly with Uber and Lyft to launch.

• Vendor onboarding specialists help set up and implement accounts, as well as provide communication support.
• There is dedicated customer service support for travelers and administrators.
• Organizations may establish Centrally Billed Accounts, Individually Billed Accounts, or a combination of both depending on your needs.
• The program auto-expenses and there are no paper receipts.
• Vendors may tailor dashboards and customize policy for payment types, vehicle types, or anything else important to your organization.

Setting up a business profile is simple and seamless, especially if you already have a personal rideshare account. You only need your employee’s name and their work email address.

Available Markets

Coverage is available in the Top 50 US markets. The cities marked with a leaf icon are participating in either Uber's "EV Live" or Lyft's "Green Mode", which enables riders to choose a ride with a driver using a hybrid or electric vehicle.

To see a list of Uber Reserve Cities and available vehicles, please view the Uber Reserve Cities spreadsheet [XLSX - 18 KB].

Rideshare/Ride-Hail vendor information

• Government partnership press releases for Uber and Lyft
• Community guidelines for Uber and Lyft
• Green rideshare commitments for Uber and Lyft
• Driver and rider safety for Uber and Lyft