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Lyft hopes its new Health Safety Program will have "a meaningful impact and set a new standard for rideshare health safety," said Angie Westbrock, Lyft’s vice president of global operations and head of its COVID-19 response task force. "What once used to be a question of a couple of dollars is now a question of safety," Coleman said. Coleman said he’s had messages from Alto users who say before COVID-19, they used to use Lyft and Uber when they wanted to save money, but now they won’t use anything but Alto. Synthetic users could be useful when learning about a new user group, exploring which topics might be relevant to explore in an exploratory study, or piloting an interview guide. The premium pricing is on purpose as Alto learned from the mistakes of Lyft and Uber, which have millions of users but are still not profitable. Alto saw a 300% increase in demand in May compared to April, although it’s still down 80% from where it was pre-COVID-19. Alto, the homegrown entrant trying to disrupt the giants with more personalized service, said it saw about a 90% drop in ride volume from February to March due to stay-at-home orders. "What we saw in late March and early April has been accepted as the single largest shock in the transportation industry ever," said Alto CEO Will Coleman.

While Coleman didn’t provide a date for when he thought Alto would be profitable, he noted that the startup reached profitability on a gross margin basis just 10 months after it launched -- something it lost for March, April and May, but expects to return in July or August. Lyft saw a 26% lift in rides in May compared to April. "I think there’s a lot more Uber and Lyft could do but I just don’t see them being able to enforce a lot of the typical safety measures that should be taken," he said. Think about how many high-touch surfaces are in a car: the door handle, steering wheel, seat belt, buckle, window switches and headrest. If you’re in search of something smaller but equally meaningful, personalized mugs or keychains are a great option. Both companies will require drivers and riders to verify they’re wearing a mask either by completing an in-app checklist or, if you’re an Uber driver, by taking a selfie.

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