But drivers can drive for multiple services at the same time, using whichever one is giving them a customer at any specific moment. I&#x27;ve talked to many Uber&#x2F;Lyft drivers that use both apps at the same time.<p>On the consumer side, having the most cars available is not the only thing to consider. There&#x27;s also price. For me, Uber is the first app I check (mostly out of habit), but if there&#x27;s any sort of surge pricing going on, I&#x27;ll check Lyft. If Lyft doesn&#x27;t have a similar surge, I&#x27;ll usually ride with them, even if it means a slightly longer wait.