Lyft President Zimmer Says Demand Is Returning

The transcript discusses Lyft's support for economic stimulus, trends in ride demand, and the impact of vaccine distribution on profitability. It covers urban and suburban population shifts, big tech scrutiny, and accountability. The conversation also touches on infrastructure development, electric vehicle goals, and incentives for EV adoption.

What is one of the main reasons Lyft supports the stimulus plan?

• To increase their stock prices

• To help vulnerable communities affected by the pandemic

• To expand their services to new cities

• To compete with other ride-sharing companies

How does Lyft view the potential shift to suburban living?

• As a threat to their business model

• As an opportunity for growth in smaller cities

• As a reason to reduce services in big cities

• As a temporary trend with no long-term impact

What is Lyft's stance on the Biden administration's scrutiny of big tech?

• They are indifferent to it

• They support accountability for power

• They believe it will harm their business

• They oppose it strongly

What is one of the key areas Lyft wants to collaborate on with the government?

• Developing new ride-sharing apps

• Creating portable benefits for drivers

• Improving public transportation

• Building new highways

What is Lyft's commitment regarding electric vehicles by 2030?

• To have 50% of their fleet electric

• To have all vehicles electric

• To offer discounts on electric rides

• To partner with electric car manufacturers

What is Lyft's strategy to encourage the use of electric vehicles?

• Reducing the number of gas vehicles

• Providing free charging stations

• Making gas vehicles more expensive

• Offering free rides

What does Lyft believe is necessary for the widespread adoption of electric vehicles?

• More government subsidies

• Increased public awareness

• Higher gas prices

• Lower cost EV models