Gov. Murphy announces partnership with Lyft, Uber to offer rides for residents impacted by Ida
Gov. Phil Murphy has announced a partnership with rideshare companies Lyft and Uber to provide access to free and discounted rides to residents who lost a personal vehicle as a result of Ida.
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Sep 9, 2021, 10:12 AM
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510ds agoGov. Phil Murphy has announced a partnership with rideshare companies Lyft
and Uber to provide access to free and discounted rides to residents who lost a
personal vehicle as a result of Ida.
The announcement comes in conjunction with United Way Worldwide and NJ
211.
Over the next two weeks, residents who lost a vehicle and need help
accessing essential services can text NJIDARIDE to 898-211 to
request a Lyft or Uber ride.
Residents without access to a smartphone can dial 211 from any
phone line.
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