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Most rideshare drivers drive for more than one comapany, they have two apps online and when a ride comes in and they accept it they have to go to the other app to go offline to keep from getting a ride from the other company. Would both Uber and Lyft's api allow an app that would automatically log the driver off the company that is not being used?

Todd Robinson
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No, it is not currently possible with the apis and the integration does not exist to hook into the driver app to turning off driving mode in the app.

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  • It's conceivable that a (centralized) app which manages trip requests for multiple services could do this automatically. This would require integration with the APIs of any services which the driver's signed into. – Jules Nov 30 '16 at 19:27
  • Technically it is not possible with the apis today for Uber/Lyft. – Dustin Whittle Nov 30 '16 at 19:38