Get Credits On Personal, Business Rides Around Johns Hopkins University On Lyft, Together With Blue Jay Shuttle Night Ride

Lyft has partnered together with Jay Shuttle Night Ride to give those getting personal and business rides around town credits and perks.

According to the official press room of Johns Hopkins University, America’s first research university, this existing partnership between Lyft and Blue Jay Shuttle Night Ride is expanding to offer fresh benefits.

However, this is only valid for Johns Hopkins University employees.

Blue Jay Shuttle Night Ride is an on-demand, curb-to-curb service to and from locations within its service areas, which is near the Homewood campus.

The credits, perks, and benefits are:

  • Six percent cash back credits on standard Lyft rides
  • Eight percent cash back credits on scheduled rides, airport rides, and premium rides: Extra Comfort, Black, and Black SUV
  • Exclusive Lyft partner benefits with United Airlines miles, Hilton Hotels points, and Atmos rewards

The credits these passengers can earn may also be used to pay for other Lyft rides. There are no subscription or activation fees. Enrollment takes just a few minutes.

But first, before you can be completely eligible for these credits, you must first set-up your Business profile. To do so, follow these steps:

  • Scan the QR code through this link.
  • If the QR code is not working, you can update to the latest Lyft app.
  • Then, enter your JHED ID@jhu.edu email address, as you follow the instructions.
  • Once your profile is set, toggle to Business to start earning rewards’

How impressive is that! Lyft is a ridesharing app that connects passengers with nearby drivers through its mobile application. These passengers enter their destination, receive an estimated fare, and request a ride. The platform matches them with an available driver, provides real-time trip tracking, processes secure in-app payments, and allows both riders and drivers to submit ratings after each trip. Keep browsing Ridesharingforum.com for more news on ridesharing. Oh, toodles!