Sep 17, 2015 08:15 PM

Didi-Kuaidi, America's Lyft Agree to Share a Ride

By Washington correspondent Zhang Yuanan

(Washington) – A company running the biggest car-hire mobile application in China and a U.S. firm have agreed to cooperate so users traveling to the other country can arrange rides during visits.

Representatives of Didi-Kuaidi and Lyft said on September 16 in New York that people can use the apps already on their smartphones to arrange rides through the other company.

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