The six-month pilot will offer discounts on Lyft rides that begin or end at a bikeshare station.
Detroit is partnering with Lyft to help would-be cyclists get to and from its public bikeshare system, MoGo, reports Dana Afana. A Lyft spokesperson said the partnership furthers the company's ambition to serve as "a first-mile and last-mile solution to bikeshare."
The six-month pilot will offer discounted Lyft rides for users picked up or dropped off at a Mogo station.
MoGo launched in May 2017; it now has 43 stations around the city, and recently added adaptive bikes to its fleet for riders with disabilities.
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