Passengers of ridesharing services should keep safety a priority. They risk injury from car crashes and assaults to identity theft and rape and much more.
When you agree to Uber's terms and conditions, you basically sign your life away, consumer advocates say. So then, what happens when a driver hits you on the head with a hammer, as one passenger claims?
Uber is able to maintain its barely-regulated business model by dedicating millions to lobbying the policymakers who are in charge of regulation.
Have you ever wondered why your ride cost more than you thought it should?
By offering all three benefits of a price- and proposition-simplifier, Uber's founders were able to create a service no one knew they needed.
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Uber's trip data tells it a lot about how to optimize its services, including routing and pickup spots, but the info also reveals incidental patterns that..
For the first time, according to expense software company Certify, business travelers are hailing Ubers more than they're hailing cabs.
An Uber-like service that arranges rides exclusively for women, by women may sound like a great way to fill a market niche. But it’s probably illegal under antidiscrimination laws, experts said.
Seniors need transportation alternatives more than ever, but many are intimidated by ride-hailing apps.
Even if driving on the Uber platform is terrible, it's probably less terrible than other service jobs.
If you drive for a ride-sharing company, don’t assume that the damages for those accidents will be on the company’s dime. We help figure out whether the rideshare insurance is for you and how it can give you peace of mind when you hit the road.
Don't feel bad, you are not the only one who has ever forgotten something in an Uber.
When taking a rideshare, especially alone, staying on your toes and using the right apps will help you get there safely. Our Lyft and Uber safety tips
If you’ve ever called an Uber—and waited longer than you’d like—you probably might feel tempted to cancel the ride altogether. In the end, you might end up paying a small $5 fee for your driver’s time, the probable worst-case scenario. But there are several reasons why Uber’s existing policies, in particular, aren’t so great for drivers when you decide to cancel last-minute.
The new economy doesn't necessarily need new rules when it comes to gratuities for services.
This is why it feels like you're stuck in the car for a long time.
Driver shortage, customer surplus, and harsh financial reality.
It may shock you, but you don’t have to use Uber or Lyft.
Ridesharing apps have been around for years, but if you're behind the trend, it's not too late to learn how to use Uber and Lyft when you travel.