Lyft commands 30-something percent of the U.S. ride-share market; Uber dominates the rest. Lyft is focused solely on ride-sharing in North America, while Uber operates abroad and offers services like food delivery and freight. Lyft still loses a lot of money, but Uber is now, at long last, profitable. Read the rest here.
In a recent TikTok video, a woman alleged that her Uber driver took her back home after she requested him to lower the volume of his music. The incident went viral, sparking discussions on social media platforms. Read the rest here.
A DoorDash driver recently left a customer’s food “3/4 mile” from their home near train tracks, sparking controversy and raising concerns about the delivery service. Read the rest here.
The article on CNET provides insights into how passengers can check what their Uber drivers think of them through the Uber app. It sheds light on the significance of driver ratings and the impact they can have on the overall ride-sharing experience. Read the rest here.
In an article published on January 23, 2024, the author shares their preference for engaging in conversations with Uber drivers during their travels. Read the rest here.