Both Lyft and Uber had lifted their mask mandates nationally, but said local rules still apply.

The average cost of gas in the region is about $4.40 a gallon, one of the highest prices ever. 

A recent regional surge in COVID-19 cases has seen many jurisdictions encouraging locals to stay home.

The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority is considering a fee increase for the app-based companies, and customers could have to offset the costs.

The cost remains the same, and you can use your Lyft account to pay for your ride.

Beginning July 1, Metro will offer a $3 discount on up to 10 shared Lyft rides each week.

Unlike their counterparts in many other major cities, drivers in D.C. haven’t had an organized group to fight for their interests.

The deal from Lyft runs every Thursday through July 4.

HopSkipDrive launched in northern Virginia this week, and will expand to D.C. and Maryland in the coming months.

The proposal is part of a slew of new rules mean to decrease pedestrian and traffic fatalities.