Google Maps adds Lyft and Gett to list of fully-integrated apps
This week, both Lyft and Gett joined Uber in becoming fully integrated into Google Maps, with Gett users in New York City having the extra advantage of being able to hail a Gett ride from within the Google Maps app. The new additions mean Google Maps now has the support of nine ride-hail/sharing apps in over 60 countries.

Back in March, we introduced a new way for people to find and compare the fastest ways to get around town by adding a new ride services tab when searching for directions in Google Maps. Today, we’re adding two more partners in the U.S., Lyft and Gett. Now Google Maps will display options from 9 ride-sharing partners in over 60 countries, allowing you to compare the fastest, most affordable ride near you, without having to download and open multiple apps.

Say you’re looking to get from the High Line to Times Square in Manhattan. When typing these locations into the Google Maps app, you’ll see a ride services tab appear alongside driving, transit and walking directions. Just tap the icon and you’ll find fare estimates and pick up times from multiple ride service partners, depending on driver availability. We’ll also show various types of services offered by each partner— for instance Lyft may also show options for a Lyft Line ride.