Ridesharing app Lyft is adding gender neutral pronouns to its app, the company has announced.

The change, which comes ahead of Pride Month, will allow drivers to see a user’s preferred pronouns, TechCrunch reports. However, drivers won’t be able to share their own pronouns.

Lyft will also start addressing users by their preferred pronouns, and use those pronouns when referring to the user in the app.

The available options will be: They/them/theirs; She/her/hers; He/him/his; My pronoun isn’t listed; and Prefer not to say.

The update comes as part of Lyft’s 2019 Pride campaign, which also saw the company work with the National Center for Transgender Equality to offer name-change support services for transgender Lyft drivers ‘” including $200 per driver towards name change fees and paperwork filing.

Joy Howard, Lyft’s chief marketing officer, said the addition of more pronoun options was part of the company’s ‘œTwo is Too Few’ campaign, which seeks to highlight how prevalent the gender binary is in society.

Lyft also highlighted its ‘œRound Up and Donate‘ program, which allows riders to round their fare to the nearest dollar and give the spare change to a charity or organization.

The program has helped raised $3 million for the Human Rights Campaign ‘” reportedly a popular option for riders ‘” since 2017.

Lyft has worked to appeal to LGBTQ riders who use the app, including maintaining an anti-discrimination policy that outlaws discrimination against both passengers and drivers based on gender identity and sexual orientation.

The company was also one of a number of major corporations that in April came out against Tennessee’s ‘œSlate of Hate’ ‘” a series of Republican-backed bills that would targeted LGBTQ people in the state with various forms of discrimination. They also recently said they will cover marriage license costs in Dallas following Pride this year!