After Lyft’s campaign to transport voters and help find their polling stations last November, the ride-hailing company is doing something similar to celebrate Women’s History Month. For the whole month of March, riders in New York City can access free lifts up to $10 to five “inspirational locations” that celebrate important female figures.

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If you’re feeling nerdy, you can catch a ride to the Center for Women’s History at the New York Historical Society in Manhattan; visit abolitionist icon Harriet Tubman’s memorial statue in Harlem to honor the contributions of women of color; shop your heart out and buy some feminist goodies at Bulletin on Broadway or Lockwood in Astoria; or, get educated on women artists and female muses at the Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art. Order a Lyft ride to any of these locations and you could get there for free (a one-time offer, so long as it’s under 10 bucks). New York riders can use the code WHMNYC19 to access this sweet deal.