Earlier this week, it was confirmed that Lyft has formed a partnership with American Logistics Company (ALC), which manages transport services for transit agencies and the healthcare industry, providing on-demand, non-emergency medical transport. The announcement comes as Uber continues to face scrutiny over its business practices, including allegations of sexual harassment against CEO Travis Kalanick and an investigation by New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman.
Earlier this week, it was confirmed that Lyft has formed a partnership with American Logistics Company (ALC), which manages transport services for transit agencies and the healthcare industry, providing on-demand, non-emergency medical transport. The collaboration will see patients booking on-demand, non-emergency medical transport via the ALP dispatch centre, which will dispatch the job directly to a Lyft driver in real-time.