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🚖 **NYC's Yellow Taxis vs. Ride-Sharing Giants** 🚖 New York City's signature yellow taxis currently battle with Uber and Lyft. Learn about the rise of app-based services, the effect on driver earnings and medallion values, along with the significant challenges faced by this NYC symbol. Understand how this traditional industry is adapting to the modern era and fighting to stay as a crucial part of the iconic city's transport system. https://lnkd.in/guY4wk8n

"The same way we've always done it" may no longer be the best way. Check out this insightful article from LBM Journal comparing the changes Uber made to the taxi industry to how technology will change the LBM industry. https://ow.ly/PI4A50SpzuZ #LBMIndustry #BuildingMaterials

That moment when you realize you left your phone, wallet, or keys in the cab and contemplate your life choices.😜😅 Tag your friends who can relate. . . . . . #taxi #passengertransport #businesstravel #taxicompany #ridehailingapp #taxicabdriver #intercitycabs #outstationcabs #carrentals #taxiservices #cabbooking #airporttransfers #sightseeingtours #businesscabs #corporatecabs

At Lynk Taxis, we've multiple ways to travel - book a regular saloon, a van taxi for up to 8 people or book a specialsed wheelchair accessible vehicle. . . . #lynk #lynktaxis #dublinstreets #downloadnow #downloadtheapp #dublindaily #taxis #customerservice #customerexperience #customermanagement

#Uber has revolutionized the ride-sharing industry, but not without significant hurdles. Issues like driver dissatisfaction, safety concerns, and regulatory battles have cast shadows over its success. Recently, Uber was granted a license to operate private hire cars in York city once again after a six-year ban, highlighting the ongoing controversies and regulatory challenges it faces. As we navigate this complex landscape, it’s crucial to explore alternative models that address these problems more effectively. In this article, which was part of my coursework on Organisational design & Value Creation with Nuno Gil, I have discussed how #Alto Drive's unique business model stands out by prioritizing driver welfare, passenger safety, and regulatory compliance. This article argues Alto’s business model, how it creates value, how it differs from giant players in the market, and how it could expand, considering its challenges. Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/e6TBk3Yv #Lyft #Alto_drive #Valu_Craetion

Join our CEO Kevin Orr at this Intelligent Transport webinar 🚀 Focusing on the ups, downs, lefts and rights of navigating global DRT deployments and ensuring long term success 🚌 #drt #intelligenttransport

The ride-hailing industry is broken,so we decided to fix it. For too long, drivers have been overworked and underpaid, while passengers have faced rising prices and longer wait times. At Ride Nuff, we're building a fairer, driver-led alternative that benefits both drivers and riders. ✅ 0% commission – Drivers keep what they earn ✅ Lower fares for passengers – Without cutting into drivers' pay ✅ A ride-hailing app built for the people who power it Watch our video to see why change is overdue and why thousands of drivers are already joining us. This is just the beginning. #DriveTheChange

During my recent trip to Boston, I used Lyft and Uber to get around the city. While I appreciated the convenience of these ride-hailing services, I couldn't help but notice a consistent issue with the drivers. Many of them were on personal calls during the ride, which not only made for an unpleasant experience as a passenger but also caused the driver to miss my dropoff location. I believe that ride-hailing services should prioritize the customer experience and ensure that their drivers are focused on providing a safe and efficient ride. While I understand that there may be exceptions, this should not be the norm. Have you experienced a similar situation while using ride-hailing services? Share your thoughts in the comments below. #ridesharing #customerservice #ridersafety

New blog post! 📣📣 In this installment of Deep Drive, we’ll explore an emerging new aspect of public transit: partnerships with Transit Network Companies, also known as TNCs. If you’ve ever taken an Uber or Lyft ride, you’ve used a TNC before! Click the link below to learn more! https://lnkd.in/ec9iH6UK