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$1M Ride Share Partnership Will Serve Oakland's Low Income Communities
The City of Oakland is making it easier for low income residents to get around. KCBS’ Radio's Carrie Hodousek tells us about a $1 million partnership to allow free Lyft rides, scooter and bike services to underserved communities in East Oakland.