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rahrahrah Wrote:

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> ...For those who would like to see a driver owned

> Uber alernative:

> https://neweconomics.org/2017/05/cabfair



This is good. Google maps has an API, how difficult could it be to build a taxi app on top of it really? It's the marketing that would be harder.


They even suggest ride sharing on the API info page.


If Uber does get shut down hopefully a rider / driver owned app will come about instead.

Bolt is an alternative service to Uber. Works the same way and is very cheap (who's losing out there..) Bolt cars and drivers don't seem as well turned out as the Uber drivers although I've only used the service once.


A neighbour of mine is an Uber driver and I feel for him and his family with this uncertainty.

Ditto for Kapten. I've avoided Uber because of their poor practices for both drivers and the public. Kapten have addressed most of these issues, I believe, even though they're still part of the gig economy. Joined a couple of weeks ago and no complaints so far.

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