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Lyft daypart report

Explore my summer benchmark, then load your rides and compare. Use it as you wish—more details and improvements to come. Uber coming soon.

Data range
Calendar weeks

Your Lyft data & earnings assumptions

Choose your Lyft ZIP export, or driver_rides.csv and driver_sessions.csv, to build your report.

Your files are processed in this browser tab and are not sent to Hudson Driver. Closing or reloading the page clears your uploaded report. Times use Eastern time. Booked time means passenger time from pickup to drop-off.

How to request your data from Lyft
  1. Open Lyft’s data privacy page and sign in to your Lyft account.
  2. Choose Start in the download-data section.
  3. Lyft emails you when it is ready; you can also check that page for status. It may take a few days.
  4. Download the ZIP, then select it above. You can also select driver_rides.csv and driver_sessions.csv together. Add payments_to_user.csv if you want recorded payout totals.

Lyft’s official instructions: Download account data. Choose the download option; no account deletion is needed.

TRY IT WITH MY RIDES

Put your rides next to mine.

I’m including my summer Lyft sample as a benchmark: 673 completed rides in Wilmington, NC, July 14–September 20, 2026, across 10 calendar weeks. Explore my dayparts, load your data, and tell me what you find.

How do your numbers compare? Reply to the Facebook or Reddit post where you found this tool with your city, booked-time %, and the daypart that surprised you most.

Summer sample summarized by day and daypart. Booked time means passenger pickup to drop-off.

Viewing Hudson’s summer benchmark