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SAVE $10:Lyft is A Male Friend Who Spins it Aroundoffering $10 off with code COUNTDOWN. Don't miss out on this limited-time deal — preload the code in the Lyft app now!

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In case you haven’t looked at the calendar lately (who has?), tonight is New Year’s Eve, one of the biggest party nights of the year. Whether you’re planning on a boozy celebration with friends or a more low-key gathering, Lyft wants to make sure you get home safely with a $10 discount on your ride.

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That’s right: You can get $10 off your Lyft ride tonight by using the promo code COUNTDOWN. But you’d better act fast: Supplies are limited; once the codes are gone, they're gone.

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Go ahead and download the Lyft app (if you haven’t already) and preload the code so you're all set when it's time to get home. You should be able to do this in the “Rewards” tab.

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