You get a ride, and you get a ride You can keep your cars, Oprah.
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And, don't sweat it ... he does eventually get a ride.
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Jeff Gordon helped him get a ride with Rick Hendrick's team.
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Let me know when we can actually get a ride in one.
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You need to be where people need to get a ride. Right.
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You call an Uber, you call a Lyft, you get a ride.
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Cops gave him 2 options: get a ride home or get arrested.
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"If you don't get a ride, we'll aggregate your ride," Hakimi explained.
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I mean, it's basically these promotions of, get a ride ... 15 percent off.
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Everybody should get a ride, a chance at their own more perfect world.
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"Don't go home with random strangers just to get a ride," says Tygapaw.
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F. is heading into the city so I get a ride with him.
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I could get a ride to work, but who doesn't like being independent?
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So they wait until they can borrow a car or get a ride.
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Dad would usually get a ride home from one of the players or sportswriters.
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" Villain: (Rolls his eyes.) "You know what, I'll just get a ride with Oddjob. Thanks.
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I get a ride request an hour later from a town in the opposite direction.
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We get a ride home with our friend who just got off work and lives nearby.
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How will the driver strike affect our ability to get a ride during the Super Bowl?
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On the other hand, the app offered a somewhat more convenient way to get a ride.
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Reach into your pocket, fire up the app, and you can still get a ride within minutes.
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I prepay into an account and every time I get a ride the fare is automatically deducted.
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I'll get a ride to the university a few hours away and look up an old lover.
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And for riders, we hope this means they'll able to get a ride reliably where ever they are.
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Drivers are safer now, since a credit card is needed to establish an account and get a ride.
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"She stated that [he] felt cold and she could not get a ride to the hospital," the affidavit alleges.
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He can be heard asking the cab driver, "Can I get a ride?" before getting in and driving away.
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I get a ride after having a couple of drinks at book club, but you get behind the wheel.
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Would you teach your 7-year-old to use Uber to get a ride home from her swim lesson?
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She flagged down the taxi to get a ride into town and climbed in with a basket full of lettuce.
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The bar graciously picks up our tab for the night and makes sure we get a ride to the hotel.
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It began to quietly test the app over six months ago, letting employees get a ride to the office only.
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You couldn't get a ride, or you were caught short if you wanted to pay for a beer by card.
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Now she takes a bus and walks nearly 2 miles to get to work, unless she can get a ride.
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"What began as 'tap a button, get a ride,' has become something much more profound," Mr. Khosrowshahi said in his letters.
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But what used to be a three-minute wait to get a ride request is now taking 30 to 45 minutes.
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I couldn't get a ride for the second appointment, so I had to Uber there and back, 30 minutes each way.
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Zakia and Ali later get a ride to another hiding spot in the journalists' cars, and Nordland slips Ali a thousand dollars.
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Here, just in time for the Wonder Woman movie, Supes is upset that he doesn't get a ride in Diana's invisible jet.
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Costello, a Pennsylvania Republican, said he doesn't have a car in D.C., and was supposed to get a ride to the practice.
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On Saturday night, many found themselves frustrated as they attempted to get a ride to avoid the rain, yet the apps weren't working.
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Walking out of the GM keynote, I open up the Uber app to get a ride and up popped the $99 UberCHOPPER option.
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We made our way to the highway, pretty much standing on the on-ramp trying to get a ride for a few hours.
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You might have noticed you have a much longer wait time to get a ride than those using just a regular credit card.
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A user might get a ride-sharing service to pick them up from a suburban home and take them to a commuter train.
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"We used to say push a button get a ride, now with the help of Alexa you don't have to lift a finger."
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The driver app also has a heat map showing where you can earn more or are more likely to get a ride request.
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She felt since her father was a well-known surgeon, and a 'higher taxpayer' she should get a break and get a ride.
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"The areas that we've launched in, we're absolutely confident you'll be able to get a ride when you want one," the spokesperson said.
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Let's at least give the guy credit for making the responsible decision to get a ride home instead of trying to drive himself.
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"I was 22017 years old, and I was so excited to get a ride," Cahalan said in a telephone interview from Sydney, Australia.
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Get a ride to the northern edge of the Strip for arguably the best Thai restaurant in the country and Vegas locals' favorite.
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"We just wanted to push a button and get a ride, and we wanted to get a classy ride," he later told Business Insider.
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Some people are happy that I can be a designated driver and so they have the chance to get a ride home with me.
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As Jesse's cousins Opal and Steve Ruiz start driving out of the parking lot, other people are desperately trying to get a ride too.
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"It's very easy to get a ride when you want one, but once you get in the car, you're stuck in traffic," he said.
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The child lives with a family friend, but Muthart says they talk daily and visit when Muthart can get a ride to the child's home.
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" A spokesperson for Lyft added, "This would take New York back to an era of standing on the corner and hoping to get a ride.
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And it's been working well, as there are tens of thousands of drivers and you can usually get a ride in less than five minutes.
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The station helped a kidney patient get a ride to a dialysis center, and it scored a coagulant medication for a woman within 45 minutes.
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One is, you know, they can pay me a premium and I can get a ride on their platform, where I'll benefit from global scale.
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He praises Kim for spearheading the Lyft partnership ... which will help up to 5,000 soon-to-be-released prisoners get a ride to job interviews.
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Users will be prompted to choose to get a ride or order food rather than jumping right into the map screen of Uber's flagship app.
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The company certainly takes advantage of green politics to push its service, but customers likely won't complain — especially if they get a ride in a Tesla.
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If you've ever tried to hail an Uber on New Year's Eve, you know it's either impossible to get a ride or it will cost you.
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"Trump is the kind of guy who goes on foot to the car dealership and can't get a ride home without buying a car," Krikorian said.
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When you walked out on the sidewalk and tried to get a ride, you wouldn't have to place your allegiance with a single provider before hailing.
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To get a ride using Maramoja, you whip out your mobile phone, open up the Android app or web app on your phone, and hail a car.
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"This would take New York back to an era of standing on the corner and hoping to get a ride," said Adrian Durbin, a spokesman for Lyft.
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"For a young person to decide in their mind 'if I don't have a ride, if I can't get a ride then I'll walk,'" Kenneth Bryant said.
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He asked if he could transport her somewhere — the proposed location is redacted — but she was "reluctant, stating that maybe she should … get a ride home" instead.
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Here's how to do that: If you're at home and want to get a ride somewhere, you can ask Alexa to get you an Uber or a Lyft.
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Another interaction was, I remember every once in a while you would get to get a ride on the plane back and I would talk strategy with Tom.
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The nearest train station at Nudgee is only 700 metres away from his home, where he's managed to get a ride all the way downtown; 10 kilometres away.
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If it's a Thursday, Friday, or Saturday, you could also get a ride to Nob Hill for a trippy dip into Audium, which specializes in "sound sculpture"—a.k.a.
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At the border crossing, 17 players hopped out, crossed quickly through the American checkpoint and on to the hotel where they park their cars or get a ride home.
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Many months ago, he used Uber to get a ride and found himself freezing for a good 10 minutes on a SoHo corner and unable to connect with the vehicle.
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The nice thing about all of this is that you, as a Lyft passenger, you're kind of abstracted from all of this, meaning you're always going to get a ride.
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If you're one of those commuters — or if you're trying to get a ride to the airport or need to make an unexpected trip — you might want to plan ahead.
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On Monday night, John Murray and his wife, Tameka Swann, were looking forward to a rare date night when they used the Uber app to get a ride to dinner.
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Instead, they make it harder for part-time drivers, the heart of Lyft's peer-to-peer model, to get on the road and harder for passengers to get a ride.
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"Uber has grown the transportation pie, ensuring all New Yorkers can get a ride in minutes, particularly in neighborhoods outside of Manhattan yellow taxi have long ignored," said spokeswoman Alix Anfang.
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The market is so oversaturated here that you wouldn't even know if you would get a ride, and then I was trying to go to my regular job the next day.
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While we understand that no one likes to pay more for the same trip, it's the only way to ensure that passengers can always get a ride when they need one.
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While we understand that no-one likes to pay more for the same trip, it's the only way to ensure that passengers can always get a ride when they need one.
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I painted this old man in my parents' basement, and I was going to bring him to an art show I had in Washington, DC, but I couldn't get a ride.
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I had to make unexpected childcare arrangements for my daughter at home and I am having to get a ride to the store to get our lotions and some clothes for tomorrow.
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For instance, a customer could grab a BMW i13 and use it to drive to work, then use the same app to get a ride from that after-work happy-hour spot.
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Craig, by this point our de facto leader, bounds ahead and explains that he was an artist who'd performed earlier, and could we please get a ride, we're late, they're expecting us.
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Thanks to technology (and VC funding) we can get a ride, laundry service, car wash and even booze or marijuana delivered to our home or office at the push of a button.
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If you're not one of the lucky beta testers or journalists or investors to get a ride inside a self-driving vehicle, enjoy this Waymo-made, 360-degree look inside a quick trip.
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For starters it'll be available in Android search, and in one example given today, it was used to surface a piece of the Lyft app to help a user get a ride home.
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For $99, Uber users can get a ride to the airport, where Maverick Helicopters — a local operator with a fleet of sleek, $3.3-million-a-pop seven-seater choppers — takes them air bound.
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Or (sometimes) get a ride: As long as you can walk to a car and do not have the symptoms listed above, someone -- a friend, a taxi -- can take you to the hospital.
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"It will return us to the days when African-American and Latino New Yorkers had to worry whether they would get a ride every time they raised their hand to hail a cab."
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The goal is simple: to make it easier to hail an Uber — if your favorite apps integrate ride requests then you don't even need to open the Uber app to get a ride.
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"In my defense, if we happened to have moved to Chandler, there's a neighborhood where he could conceivably get a ride around in a self-driving car without having to drive," he said.
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But don't let that confuse you, because this little lady is definitely going places … as soon as she can get a ride from some nice fella who happens to come along with a pouch.
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Actually, they get a ride out on a boat when some of the local dive masters volunteer, and they take them out all at once and basically drop them off in the Gulf Stream.
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"These sweeping cuts to transportation will bring New Yorkers back to an era of struggling to get a ride, particularly for communities of color and in the outer boroughs," he said in a statement.
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Along with three case managers and two probation officers, they discussed how one defendant would pay for clothes for a coming job interview, how another might get a ride home from court that day.
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" Lyft emailed Gizmodo to state that "These sweeping cuts to transportation will bring New Yorkers back to an era of struggling to get a ride, particularly for communities of color and in the outer boroughs.
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To prevent officials from using its own software to target drivers, Uber essentially created a special fake version of the Uber app specifically for city officials that didn't actually allow them to get a ride.
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If you had to choose just one car to get a ride around Nürburgring in this year, you could make a very strong argument for the Chiron — Bugatti's absolutely outrageous follow-up to the Veyron.
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Initially, the focus is on the core dockless bike service, which — in most countries — lets a customer get a ride for around $1 after they scan a vacant bike's QR code via the Mobike app.
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When he cannot get a ride with a co-worker, he has a commute that can take up to three hours each way and requires a cab, two buses, a train and a shuttle bus.
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"Why would anybody ride transit when they can get a ride at their door within a minute that will drop them off at the door where they want to go?" he said in an interview.
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The wait for a car to be hailed will keep going down, until it becomes almost always faster and cheaper to get a ride anywhere than to bother with parking and walking to your destination.
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And since many of them don't have cars, that means they have to wait until they can get a ride or put together the extra cash they'll need to buy it at its non-subsidized price.
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Montreal health officials opened 19 cooling stations in public health and social services buildings across the city, and asked people to call public transport services to get a ride to one of the air-conditioned centers.
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Progressive journalist Jennifer Berkshire has openly acknowledged she is "a little bit obsessed" with Secretary of Education Betsy DeVosElizabeth (Betsy) Dee DeVosGOP set for all-out battle over Michigan Senate seat 'Can I get a ride?
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"These sweeping cuts to transportation will bring New Yorkers back to an era of struggling to get a ride, particularly for communities of color and in the outer boroughs," said Lyft VP of Public Policy Joseph Okpaku.
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Montreal health officials also opened 19 cooling stations in public health and social services buildings across the city and asked people to call public transport services to get a ride to one of the air-conditioned centers.
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I think within the next five years, you're going to see transportation services, fleets, vehicles where in kind of some limited environments they'll be on the road and you'll be able to get a ride in one.
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James called the law, known as ObamaCare, a "monstrosity" during the 2018 campaign — and also praised Education Secretary Betsy DeVosElizabeth (Betsy) Dee DeVosGOP set for all-out battle over Michigan Senate seat 'Can I get a ride?
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I love the fact that before I was mayor, to get a ride when I wanted one if I was running late, to know when the bus is coming from my little app, all those little things.
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The other one was King Bob, who wore a tinfoil crown, and was in the middle of the street trying to get a ride to see—if I recall correctly—some spacemen he needed to talk to.
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Better yet, get a ride to the old Eureka Casino and tuck into the pork belly benedict at Fat Choy, a locally beloved Asian diner that started as a bao shop inside a hair salon in 2011.
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I'm heading back to my hometown this weekend to celebrate my sister's 20th birthday and graduation from her medical assisting program, and need to meet my dad at the BART station in Fremont to get a ride home.
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A contingent of about 200 men left, planning to hitchhike to a rail crossing where they hoped to get a ride on the top of one of the freight trains known collectively as La Bestia, or the Beast.
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Operating in more than 60 countries, Uber makes it easy to get a ride with just a few quick taps via the Uber app, but with so many riders, there have to be enough drivers to transport them.
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When it finally came time for Santos to get a ride to the city of Matías Romero after spending hours loading people onto buses and trucks, the back of the truck he rode on was caked in cow shit.
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You have to show your RFS media accreditation and safety gear and try to get a "ride along" with a fire crew, which wasn't easy as they were obviously concerned about safety and very often had a full truck.
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If you are already in a location while using the app, you can click on the name of the attraction and get help by clicking "Book Table" for restaurants, "Request Pickup" to get a ride from Uber, "Directions" and more.
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If users hail during a time when they'd be the only passenger, Moia is currently planning to potentially outsource that to partners like Gett or others operating ride-hailing services to ensure users still get a ride when they need one.
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"These sweeping cuts to transportation will bring New Yorkers back to an era of struggling to get a ride, particularly for communities of color and in the outer boroughs," Lyft VP of Public Policy Joseph Okpaku said in a statement.
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I don't often take taxis anymore, but I hopped into the taxi line at the Aria in Las Vegas during CES last week for what I figured would be a faster way to get a ride back to my hotel.
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Lyft, meanwhile, sent this statement from its vice president of public policy Joseph Okpaku: These sweeping cuts to transportation will bring New Yorkers back to an era of struggling to get a ride, particularly for communities of color and in the outer boroughs.
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She borrowed a mobile phone to call a friend to get a ride to her small brick house that she thought she had left forever, a house containing the memories of her missing children, in a town under the grip of a gang.
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Pick-up is at a small city heliport located near the Staten Island Ferry terminal, and then at Kennedy you get a ride from the helicopter landing area to whichever terminal from which you're departing (and vice versa if you're flying in).
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Charging extra to those without good alternatives sounds like gouging, yet without surge pricing such riders would be less likely to get a ride at all, since there would be no incentive for all the other people requesting cars to drop out.
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A New York state judge ruled in Uber's favor on Monday in a lawsuit it filed against New York City over a rule that limits how much time drivers can spend "cruising"— driving around while waiting to get a ride request, per Reuters.
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"A lot of guys go out in a classic car that's 40 or 50 years old, but it's a one-way trip — they get a ride home with AAA," said Eric Hutchison, who founded Electric GT in 248.4 with a partner, Brock Winberg.
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The last thing she said to her alleged best friend was to get a ride home, this after a party where Nancy chugged beer and eventually slept with Steve, bringing Barb mainly as an excuse to show that she was still a good kid.
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If, a few hours after you hit your head, you still feel dazed, can't focus, can't recount the day's events, or you feel some other powerful and persistent symptom, get a ride to the ER. Read This Next: Concussions Can Hurt More Than Your Brain
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As Dr. Cherniak nodded approval, Mr. Muhumuza prescribed an antibiotic, and ordered blood tests to rule out tuberculosis, malaria and H.I.V. He arranged for Gordon and his mother to get a ride to a local clinic for an X-ray and a night of observation.
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The app was revolutionary, eliminating the hassles of trying to get a ride in a city where people had long complained there weren't enough taxis on the streets, and where tech elites were happy to pay 1.5 times a normal cab fare for the convenience.
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SxSW challenge: During the annual South by Southwest tech festival in March, many attendees expressed frustration when it was difficult to get a ride due to a combination of bad weather and technical issues experienced by some of the new alternative services that cropped up in Austin.
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"Well, we have to go through the six years or whatever it may be when — when you know, would I like to get a ride out of some of your compatriots, say, go through the six, 10, 14, maybe 18 years, whatever it may be," Trump said.
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Inspired by the adventures of "Batkid" in San Francisco the previous year, the idea was that Olgiven could hang out with Batman, get a ride in the Batmobile, and rescue other kidnapped superheroes in a trampoline park while being cheered on by his friends and family.
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PRESIDENT TRUMP: Well, we have to go through the , the six years or whatever it may be when , when you know, would I like to get a ride out of some of your compatriots, say go through the six, ten, fourteen, maybe eighteen years, whatever it may be.
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Lyft, the second most popular app in New York, also criticized the vote: "These sweeping cuts to transportation will bring New Yorkers back to an era of struggling to get a ride, particularly for communities of color and in the outer boroughs," Joseph Okpaku, a vice president at Lyft, said in a statement.
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The results have been well chronicled: the obliteration of the taxi industry in many cities; less drunk driving, but perhaps more traffic; falling transit ridership; endless fights with regulators; and the fact that in hundreds of cities, Saint Paul included, it's easier than ever to get a ride when you need one.
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Katy Perry's account was hacked a week ago, and over the weekend Mark Zuckerberg, Keith Richards, Tenancious D, Kylie... If you had to choose just one car to get a ride around Nürburgring in this year, you could make a very strong argument for the Chiron — Bugatti's absolutely outrageous follow-up to the Veyron.
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"No one disputes the convenience of the ride-hailing industry, but that convenience evaporates when you're stuck in traffic behind a double-parked Uber or Lyft, or when you can't get a ride because the vehicle isn't accessible to someone with a disability or because the algorithm disfavors the neighborhood where you live," Herrera said.
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App-based ride hailing was a game changer in this context, not just because it offered a somewhat better way to get a ride, but because in Uber's earliest cities it exploited loopholes in the way taxi regulations were written to put vehicles for hire on the road that would not have been allowed to operate as cabs.
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The key here is to ensure that we have the sophistication where we're in a city like San Francisco, and let's say we have 10,000 autonomous vehicles, that those 10,000 vehicles can be weaved into our hybrid network to ensure you, as a passenger, will always get a ride, and that also as we introduce those into the platform, allows us to improve ETA.
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