Yeah, the article content doesn't hold up the headline. It does not sound one bit like Lyft is investing in its drivers. That would have to mean something a lot

Yeah, the article content doesn't hold up the headline. It does not sound one bit like Lyft is investing in its drivers. That would have to mean something a lot more grand than "cheaper oil changes" or better car maintenance. A giant multinational multi-billion dollar corporation is not investing in you if they just help your car get less wrecked. It would mean they are funding post-secondary education. It would mean they are funding your healthcare, or giving you a major raise. I love Lyft, but this headline is a disaster, it's a pure native ad for Lyft and totally doesn't belong on HN.