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The sale will allow Lyft to focus on its year-old local ride-sharing service, also named Lyft, which lets people e-hail rides from nonprofessional drivers who outfit their cars with furry, pink mustaches and fist-bump passengers upon pickup. Lyft's competition in the local ride-sharing market includes SideCar funding high school students travel italy and Uber's UberX service. All three companies recently received separate funding high school students travel italy cease and desist letters from the Los Angeles Department of Transportation, which all three told Fast Company would have no bearing on their operations in the city.
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