Lyft has already met its major goal for 2017.
The doc examines cheerleader sex videoride-hailing company on Thursday launched in 10 new cities, bringing its total new launches past 100 — the goal it announced at the beginning of the year. Lyft added its first 40 cities of 2017 in late January, and added 54 more in late February at the peak of #DeleteUber.
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"This puts us nine months ahead of schedule in our rapid growth plan, and we are excited to continue this momentum of bringing safe and affordable rides to even more cities throughout the nation," said Jaime Raczka, head of early stage markets and expansion at Lyft, in a statement.
Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable Here are the 10 new cities getting Lyft:
Gainesville, Florida
Tallahassee, Florida
Greater Maine
Lawton, Oklahoma
Stillwater, Oklahoma
Beaumont, Texas
El Paso, Texas
Killeen, Texas
McAllen, Texas
Waco, Texas
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