of or relating to the sharing of rides in a motor vehicle with other people, especially commuters: a ridesharing program to reduce overcrowding on the highways.
Also called real-time ridesharing . of or relating to a car service that allows a person to use a smartphone app to arrange a ride in a usually privately owned vehicle.
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an arrangement or instance involving the sharing of rides in a motor vehicle with other people, especially commuters: a statewide campaign to encourage ridesharing.
Also called real-time ridesharing . a car service that allows a person to use a smartphone app to arrange a ride in a usually privately owned vehicle.
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Commercial ridesharing services using driverless vehicles also have to secure permits from the California Public Utilities Commission to be able to shuttle passengers.
How you get to and from the airport, such as with public transportation and ridesharing, can also increase your chances of being exposed to the virus.
Also consider how you get to and from the airport, as public transportation and ridesharing can increase your chances of being exposed to the virus.
For Twilio, while the pandemic has led to an overall increase in revenue, it’s also created shifts in its customer base as ridesharing and travel flatlined in the heat of the crisis.
The Cruise Origin, the electric self-driving shuttle designed for ridesharing, will be the second vehicle to go into production at the Detroit area plant.
The background check process for drivers working for the popular ridesharing app Uber could probably use a little work.
Lyft: My favorite, friendly ridesharing app for getting around San Francisco.
Popular ridesharing app Uber announced a $1 “safe rides fee” after a wave of complaints.
Of course, harassment happens in taxis just as it does in ridesharing vehicles.
This would ruin the ridesharing business model for many drivers to the benefit of the traditional taxi industry.