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    A convenient ride-sharing app has officially launched in Montreal

    Looking for a better way to explore Montreal? Discover an affordable and easy way to get around by requesting a ride with the Lyft app.

    By The MainSeptember 18, 2025 - Read time: 2 min
    A convenient ride-sharing app has officially launched in Montreal

    Getting from A to B (or, say, Atwater to Bernard) has just gotten easier with the launch of Lyft in Montreal—new riders can even start out with five half-price rides (max $10 per trip) right here.

    Lyft is there whenever you need help getting around, whether you’re doing a big grocery shop at Segal’s Market or coming back from a late night at Le Salon Daomé. If you’re living the car-free life, or you just don’t want to deal with parking and traffic, Lyft is a convenient solution.

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