Rideshare company Lyft announced Monday that it has launched a teen-centered version of the service, available to residents in Atlanta, New York City and over 200 other major markets nationwide.

Rival Uber started allowing teens to use the app two years ago.

Lyft launched teen accounts on Monday, about two years after rival Uber rolled out the feature. CEO David Risher told CNBC that the company "wanted to get it right" with teen accounts. Lyft is also ...

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