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How do i contact a fellow passenger? like a co-rider on an UberPool or LyftLine?
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ChrisNorway1
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The Guru Take
This is not permitted. Privacy concerns.
There is no way for you to contact your fellow passengers unless you exchanged information while on the ride.
Friendly conversations are great and even encouraged while on pooled rides, but unwanted contacts are not appropriate and go against community guidelines of both rideshare companies.
Uber - Contacting drivers or co-riders after a trip
Side note: Some peple claim this as one of the biggest setbacks to shared rides, where the security and privacy can be a concern. Fellow riders may be able to see where you work or where you live. Be safe!
Missed Connection
If you are really fond of someone and had a good connection, perhaps you can search for "Missed Connection" sites or a section on Craigsist, and you can post your information there?
Riders look for love on UberPool and Lyft Line
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From the USA Aritcle:
Jonathan Lally, 30, who works in the tech industry in San Francisco, never knows when to go for it while taking Lyft Line. He is also hopeful he might meet someone, but feels uncomfortable asking a woman for her number.
That doesn't stop him from crossing his fingers every time he hails a car. When you use Lyft Line, users see what Lally describes as a "slot machine" of potential passengers until it settles on the one that makes logistical sense for the ride.
"Every time, I'm always like, 'Oh, I hope it's a cute girl,'" he told TODAY.
Creep much?
Ew.
Leaving this here
Is Uber the new Tinder? Love and sex in the car pool
What if I just wanted to engage on a friendly conversation?!
Yep, this is one of those things guys don't think about. (well, except for creepsters) I never enter my home location whethere it's a shared ride or not. I just get dropped off at the corner of my street and walk.