A History of Women in the Driver's Seat

Cars aren’t just machines, they can be tools of empowerment, independence, and economic opportunity. No surprise, then, that throughout American history, women have bucked societal norms and driven — around town, across the country, in races, and for gender equality.

In honor of International Women’s Day, here’s a look back at famous female drivers who proved women belong behind the wheel. 

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Five women-owned spots to celebrate Women’s History Month (or any month)

This year, why not celebrate Women’s History Month in the best way possible — by supporting (and connecting with) other women?

Here are five women-owned businesses that women Lyft riders love. And if you need an extra nudge, we’ll pay for part of your ride! Read on for the details.  

“We can just talk about anything”: One driver’s Women+ Connect experience  

Last month, Lyft rolled out Women+ Connect — a feature that lets women and nonbinary riders and drivers ride together more often — across the country. To date, it has powered more than 10 million rides.

We caught up with Gaddy Rodas, a driver based in Orlando, to see what her experience has been using the feature — and driving more women.  

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~ Rev Staff