Rideshare companies struggle to rebound as Nashville lifts COVID restrictions

Rideshare companies struggle to rebound as Nashville lifts COVID restrictions

It’s uncharted territory for rideshare companies like Uber and Lyft as we see a spike in demand for rides, with not enough drivers in Nashville.

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