From Lime to Uber to Hertz: Election Day rides with no cost or discounts

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Election Day is approaching, and individuals who have not yet submitted their ballot or participated in early voting may require transportation on November 5. Several transportation companies are offering freebies, discounts, and information to assist individuals in getting to the polls.

Micromobility
Lime is providing free rides to and from polling places for early voting or Election Day using the promo code VOTE2024. Bird and Spin are also offering two free rides through their Roll to the Polls initiative with the code RockTheVote2024. Veo is running a promo across all markets, offering $5 in credit with the code VOTE24.

Ride-hail
Lyft is offering 50% discounts (up to $10) to riders heading to the polls with the ride code VOTE24. Users can also avail of discounts for bikeshare and scootershare. Uber is providing 50% off trips (up to $10) to polling places through the “Go Vote!” tile in the app and offering 25% off Uber Eats orders on Election Day.

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Car rentals
Hertz is offering one free day for customers who rent two or more days with the promo code 211636. Zipcar is waiving the first-month membership fee for new members using the code MONTHOFF to get to the polls.

Navigation
Google is providing official information on in-person voting and ballot dropbox locations on Search and Maps. Moovit has integrated polling locations into its app along with voter registration information and details on transit agencies offering free rides.

Transit agencies
Numerous transit agencies are offering free rides on Election Day across various cities. Residents in Durham can benefit from free bus rides to the polls to encourage voter turnout. Individuals are encouraged to check with their local transit authority for specific details.

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